extemporaneous

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishextemporaneousex‧tem‧po‧ra‧ne‧ous /ɪkˌstempəˈreɪniəs◂/ adjective formal PLANspoken or done without any preparation or practice SYN impromptu an extemporaneous speech —extemporaneously adverbExamples from the Corpusextemporaneous• She also has a distaste for policy debates, interviews, extemporaneous speeches and many other traditional obligations of a national leader.Origin extemporaneous (1600-1700) Late Latin extemporaneus, from Latin ex tempore; → EXTEMPORE

单词	extemporaneous
释义	extemporaneous From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishextemporaneousex‧tem‧po‧ra‧ne‧ous /ɪkˌstempəˈreɪniəs◂/ adjective formal PLANspoken or done without any preparation or practice SYN impromptu an extemporaneous speech —extemporaneously adverbExamples from the Corpusextemporaneous• She also has a distaste for policy debates, interviews, extemporaneous speeches and many other traditional obligations of a national leader.Origin extemporaneous (1600-1700) Late Latin extemporaneus, from Latin ex tempore; → EXTEMPORE
随便看	relieve somebody of something relieve stress etc relieve tension etc relieve tension/pressure/stress etc relieve the boredom relieve the boredom/monotony relieve the monotony relieve the monotony relieve yourself relieve/break the monotony relieve/ease/reduce overcrowding relieve/reduce pressure (on somebody/something) relieved relieved relieved (that) relieved that relieved to hear relieved to know relieved to see relieved to see/hear/know something religare religio religion religious religious etc convictions