wing it in Japanese
wing it in Japanese is 臨機応変 — wing it means to do something without preparation, improvising as you go along instead of following a plan or script.
wing it in Japanese
臨機応変
Pronounced: rinkiōhen
What does "wing it" mean?
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verb phrase To do something without preparation, improvising as you go along instead of following a plan or script.
"I hadn't read the report, so I just winged it in the meeting."
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wing it in a sentence
- I hadn't read the report, so I just winged it in the meeting.
- We'll wing it — nobody's going to notice we haven't rehearsed.
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What is "wing it" in Japanese?
"wing it" in Japanese is 臨機応変. wing it means: To do something without preparation, improvising as you go along instead of following a plan or script.
How do you pronounce 臨機応変?
"wing it" in Japanese is 臨機応変, pronounced "rinkiōhen".
How do you use "wing it" in a sentence?
Example: "I hadn't read the report, so I just winged it in the meeting." In Japanese, "wing it" is 臨機応変.
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