presto

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Musicprestopres‧to1 /ˈprestəʊ $ -toʊ/ adjective, adverb technical APMplayed or sung very quicklyRelated topics: Musicprestopresto2 noun (plural prestos) [countable] technicalAPM a piece of music, or part of one, that is played or sung very quicklyprestopresto3 interjection American English NOWsaid when something happens suddenly in a way that seems unbelievable or magical SYN hey presto British English You just press a button and presto! A drink appears.Examples from the Corpuspresto• You fold it like this and presto! It turns into a hat.

单词	presto
释义	presto From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Musicprestopres‧to1 /ˈprestəʊ $ -toʊ/ adjective, adverb technical APMplayed or sung very quicklyRelated topics: Musicprestopresto2 noun (plural prestos) [countable] technicalAPM a piece of music, or part of one, that is played or sung very quicklyprestopresto3 interjection American English NOWsaid when something happens suddenly in a way that seems unbelievable or magical SYN hey presto British English You just press a button and presto! A drink appears.Examples from the Corpuspresto• You fold it like this and presto! It turns into a hat.
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