Hello everyone, what is the English adjective used to describe something that must be done in a very short time?
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Rahiil: to improvise means to use whatever you have rather than use exactly the right materials or to change plans as circumstances change. While improvising is often done to save time, it doesn't always mean that it needs to be done right away. To improvise is also a verb, not an adjective.
Svetlana: your words/phrases are closer in meaning to what Maria Eugenia requested, but they're adverbs and adverbial phrases, not adjectives either.
it must be done : immediately
right now
right away
as soon as possible
at once
and I m sure there re far more ))))
Improvising means do everything as soon as possible
Without anty hesitation
Many adjectives can be in English
I think every synonym of rush and .....can be use
Thanks a lot, Mike :-)