impromptu
11impromptu — index impulsive (rash), spontaneous, unexpected, unpremeditated Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 …
12Impromptu — Impromptu,das:⇨Improvisation …
13impromptu — (izg. empromtȋ) m DEFINICIJA glazb. kraća instrumentalna kompozicija, najčešće klavirska, slobodne forme i improvizacijskog karaktera ETIMOLOGIJA fr.: bez pripreme ← lat. in promptu: nadohvat ruke …
14impromptu — unpremeditated, offhand, improvised, *extemporaneous, extempore, extemporary Analogous words: *spontaneous, impulsive: ready, prompt, *quick, apt Contrasted words: considered, premeditated, *deliberate, studied, designed, advised: finished, * …
15impromptu — as a noun meaning ‘an extempore speech or performance’ or ‘a short piece of instrumental music’, has the plural form impromptus …
16impromptu — [adj/adv] unrehearsed, improvised ad lib*, dashed off, extemporaneous, extempore, extemporized, fake, faked, improv*, improviso, offhand, off the cuff*, played by ear*, shot from the hip*, spontaneous, spur of the moment, thrown off*, tossed off* …
17impromptu — (Del lat. in promptu, de pronto). m. Composición musical que improvisa el ejecutante y, por ext., la que se compone sin plan preconcebido …
18impromptu — ► ADJECTIVE & ADVERB ▪ unplanned or unrehearsed. ► NOUN (pl. impromptus) ▪ a short piece of instrumental music, especially a solo, reminiscent of an improvisation. ORIGIN from Latin in promptu in readiness …
19impromptu — (in pron ptu) s. m. 1° Tout ce qui se fait sur le champ et sans préparation. Ce concert était un impromptu. • Madame, le mariage en impromptu étonne l innocence, mais ne l afflige pas, MARIVAUX l Épreuve, sc. 14. Fig. • Ses gestes et ses …
20Impromptu — An impromptu (loosely meaning offhand ) is a free form musical composition with the character of an improvisation, usually for a solo instrument, such as piano.The first recorded use of the spouse impromptu in this sense occurred in 1817, in the… …
