off-the-cuff

基本解释

• adj.未预备的；即席的
• adv.未预备地；即席地

同根派生

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英汉例句

双语例句

• Not bad going for what was originally just an off-the-cuff observation.
  对于原来只是一个即兴发表的预测来说，这倒是个不坏的发展趋势。
• Barack Obama got an unsolicited reminder of this on the campaign trail in 2008, when an off-the-cuff remark about the need to “spread the wealth around” provoked some shrill retorts.
  奥巴马先生在2008年的竞选中就有这样一次莫名奇妙的回忆：他在一次即兴演讲中提到“分配财富”，这引起了底下的尖声反驳。
• Faced with all this my writing today is brief and off-the-cuff.
  面对这些情况，今天我就先随便写点什么。

权威例句

• There's too much at stake for you to be gambling on audiences and their off-the-cuff questions.
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• Politics, he now claims in an eloquent but hardly off-the-cuff peroration, is the natural culmination of his life.
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• Kotlyar says the features are mostly off-the-cuff ideas from Gmail engineers that take just a few hours to develop.
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词组短语

短语

• off -the-cuff speech 即兴讲话
• a off -the-cuff 即兴的
• in off -the-cuff remarks 在演词;致词中
• an off -the-cuff remark 一个即兴地评论

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