impromptu

• Describe algo que se hace sin preparación, organización o ensayo previos; que surge de manera espontánea o no planificada.

Describes something that is done without being planned, organized, or rehearsed.

1. Unplanned or spontaneousB2formal

   Done without prior preparation or planning; improvised.

   improvisado

   • She gave an impromptu speech at the wedding.
   • The band played an impromptu concert in the park.
   • We had an impromptu meeting to discuss the urgent issue.

   Sinónimosad-libextemporaneousimprovisedoffhandspontaneousunplannedunrehearsed

   Antónimosarrangedplannedpreparedscheduled

• Adverbio que significa «sin preparación o planificación» o «en el momento». Describe acciones o presentaciones realizadas espontáneamente, sin ensayo previo ni reflexión.

An adverb meaning "without preparation or planning" or "on the spur of the moment." It describes actions or performances done spontaneously, without prior rehearsal or forethought.

1. Without preparationB2formal

   Done or said without earlier planning or rehearsal.

   sin preparación

   • She spoke impromptu at the meeting.
   • He played the piano impromptu for the guests.
   • The comedian performed impromptu when the main act was delayed.

   Sinónimosad libextemporaneouslyoff the cuffoffhandspontaneously

   Antónimosplannedpremeditatedprepared

• Sustantivo que denota algo hecho o dicho sin preparación previa o planificación, a menudo una actuación, discurso o evento espontáneo.

A noun referring to something that is done or said without prior preparation or planning, often a spontaneous performance, speech, or event.

1. Spontaneous performanceB2formal

   A short, improvised speech, performance, or piece of music, often given without preparation.

   Impromptu

   • He gave an impromptu at the wedding reception.
   • The comedian's impromptu had the audience laughing.
   • She delivered a brilliant impromptu during the meeting.

   Sinónimosad-libextemporizationimprovisationoff-the-cuffspontaneity