a braccio

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Italian[edit]

Etymology[edit]

Literally, in a way relating to the arm, since the arm is a very approximative unit of measure.

Adjective[edit]

a braccio (invariable)

  1. (idiomatic) off-the-cuff, improvised, unprepared
    discorso a braccioimprovised speech

Adverb[edit]

a braccio

  1. (idiomatic) off the cuff, in an improvised, unprepared manner
    parlare a braccioto speak by improvising, without a written speech

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