improviste
ɛ̃pʁɔvist
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Definition of improviste - Reverso French Dictionary
Noun, masculine
locution figéeRare mot utilisé uniquement dans l'expression à l'improvisteRare
- Il est arrivé à l'improviste sans nous prévenir.
- Des invités sont venus à l'improviste pendant le dîner.
- Elle a décidé de partir à l'improviste pour un week-end.
Origin of improviste
latin, improvisus (imprévu)
Terms with improviste included in their meaning
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improviste
arriver de façon soudaine et inattendue auprès de quelqu'un
improviste
de manière spontanée et sans préparation préalable
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- English:word occurring only in the phrase unexpectedly, ...
- German:nur in der Wendung unangemeldet vorkommendes Wort, ...
- Italian:improvviso, ...
- Spanish:improviso, ...
- Portuguese:de improviso, ...
- Chinese:突发事件, ...
- Japanese:「突然に」や「不意に」という意味の慣用表現で使われる語, ...
- Arabic:لَفْظٌ لا يَرِدُ إِلّا في تَعْبيرٍ يَعْني فَجْأَةً, ...
- Hebrew:הַפְתָּעָה, ...
- Russian:слово из выражения внезапно, ...
- Ukrainian:використовується лише у виразі "зненацька", ...
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