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🌟 WORD OF THE DAY: WING IT
To wing it means to do, perform, or say something without preparing for it first.
We often use this expression when we need to improvise because we do not have a clear plan.
🔊 Pronunciation
Wing: /wɪŋ/
✅ Common structures
- Wing it
- Have to wing it
- Decide to wing it
Examples in different contexts:
🎤 Public speaking:
I didn’t have enough time to prepare my presentation, so I had to wing it.
✈️ Travel:
We didn’t make a detailed itinerary. We decided to wing it and choose our activities each morning.
💼 Work:
My manager suddenly asked me to explain the project, so I just winged it.
🍳 Everyday life:
I didn’t follow a recipe when I made dinner. I simply winged it, and the food was surprisingly good!
💡 Important
The past form is:
Wing it → winged it
💬 Your turn!
Tell us about a time when you had to wing it.
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🌟 WORD OF THE DAY: WING IT
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