extempore

英汉释义

• adj.

  1.临时作成的,无准备的;当场的,即席的

• adv.

  1.无准备地,临时地;即席地,当场地

• n.

  1.即席之作,即兴诗文

英英释义

• adj.

  1.said or done without preparing or practicing

英汉例句

• 1.His means of communication - singing the poems or hymns he had composed extempore - was all his own.

  吟唱他即席创作的诗歌或圣歌——是他的特有的交流手段。

• 2.The solid formulation is dissolved in a suitable solvent before being administered to the patient, i. e. being prepared extempore.

  该固体制剂在被施予患者前被溶于合适的溶剂，即被临时配制。

• 3.Host: We have to give Ah Cheng and Ah Hao, the two guitar players, an applause again! I invited them to come here extempore .

  啤梨：我们要为两位结他手，阿成和阿豪手再次鼓掌，我临时找他们来，他们都没有练习过！

• 4.Not Lamine dagger-axe dance was a kind of extempore dance originally.

  弗拉明戈舞原来是一种即兴舞蹈。

• 5.A great poet once wrote an extempore poem here.

  一位大诗人曾经在这里留题了一首诗。

• 6.The song was composed extempore .

  这个曲子是即席作成的。

• 7.any party concerned makes an extempore application for the withdrawal of a judicial officer;

  当事人临时提出回避申请的；