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Перевод: impromptu

[прилагательное]
импровизированный;
[наречие]
без подготовки; экспромтом;
[существительное]
экспромт ; импровизация

Тезаурус:

1. He agreed to an impromptu reading in the evening only to find later that he would not be paid for it.
2. She was amazed at herself, scandalised , but at the same time could admire the absolutely impromptu fluency of her wicked vicious ill-intentioned lying to Jack.
3. As western condemnation of Serbian aggression in the breakaway republic reached a new peak, Col Jovanovic delivered an impromptu lecture on how the recognition of Bosnia breached "all international principles".
4. In reply to yet another question from the impromptu baby-sitter, he said that he did not know where his wife was, but he did believe that poor Maria had left him.
5. In an impromptu press conference outside, Mr Gorbachev said: "If states don't react to impulses of the times, they are in danger."
6. On the whole, interviewees felt that some user instruction was necessary in special libraries, favouring the continuance of some impromptu instruction alongside the more organized instructional activities.
7. Behind him a photographer leapt into action and flash after flash turned the normally darkened corner of The International into an impromptu photo call.
8. Shortly after this a number of the members of the YCCC bundled into a car and drove the several hundred miles from Bell County, Kentucky to Newmarket, Tennessee for an impromptu Sunday meeting with Highlander staff.
9. "I knew the words to Little Eva's "The Locomotion", the backing was simple and the band knew the song, so we raced out and did an impromptu performance," she added.
10. Boyd borrowed his parents' car, brought Johnson up to the family home in New Jersey, and charged his friends a dollar each to attend the impromptu concert.
11. I planned roughly the direction of my "impromptu".
12. Again the fab four take on audience suggestions for a totally impromptu couple of hours.
13. I, of course, had no experience of the impromptu tradition, and the others had had little more practice.