Como dizer "Preparar às pressas / Improvisar (refeição)" em inglês
- Simon Vasconcelos
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To rustle (something) up
But with a little imagination even the laziest cook can rustle up something a lot more tempting than a standard ham salad. The Guardian
“… we could ask Megan to rustle something up? The thing is, ” I confess. “I don’t really fancy artichokes any more.” The Guardian
But with a little imagination even the laziest cook can rustle up something a lot more tempting than a standard ham salad. The Guardian
“… we could ask Megan to rustle something up? The thing is, ” I confess. “I don’t really fancy artichokes any more.” The Guardian
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- PPAULO
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Good expression to "preparar algo rápido/fazer algo pra comer, rapidinho". (geralmente algo/prato simples, mas pode sugerir também a 'destreza' do(a) cozinheiro(a). 
Simon, you are getting a real word hunter! A real wordologist. Congrats and thanks for sharing them with us.
Simon, you are getting a real word hunter! A real wordologist. Congrats and thanks for sharing them with us.
- Simon Vasconcelos
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kkkkkkkThank you, PPAULO! It's good to be of help. Besides, this website works like my library or HD, without a "key/password".
- PPAULO
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Thanks for enriching our vocab by delving into your library by way of the mentioned keyless system!
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