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gen. sudden (happening etc. quickly and unexpectedly) ; unexpected (not expected, e.g. because sudden • his unexpected death; His promotion was quite unexpected ) ; rude ; heady ; unheralded (Anglophile ; unlooked-for (Anglophile ; bombshell ; extemporaneous ; extemporary ; forceful ; saltative (о перемещении осадков) ; surprise ; unexpectable (Vadim Rouminsky ; abrupt (sudden; unexpected • The car came to an abrupt halt ) ; snap ; unannounced (Abysslooker ; flashy ; sharp ; short ; short winded ; on the spur of the moment ; unhoped ; overnight (He was an overnight success ) Игорь Миг off-the-cuff ; fluke ; undreamt-of amer. snap (о действии • it was a snap action on his part Val_Ships antic. sudden ; inopinate ascens. immediate (ladyjane85 astron. sporadic austral., jerg. zip avia. ictal (о припадке) biol. subitaneous constr. abrupt (напр., о порыве ветра) contr. abrupt (об отказе) econ. windfall espac. unexpected inf. quickie makár. extempore ; flash ; flush (воды) ; precipitate ; saltatory (о перемещении осадков) med. impulsive mil., antic. dead mil., tec. instantaneous minería abrupt polít., inf. pop-up tec. explosive gen. all at once (suddenly • All at once the light went out ) ; plop ; plump ; pop ; short ; snap ; astart ; bounce ; all standing ; in a clap ; on a sudden ; finish slap ; sudden ; overnight (MargeWebley ; all of sudden ; bump ; from one day to the next (if something changes from one day to the next, it changes suddenly; Macmillan dictionary curious ; on impulse ; without warning (Pickman ; out of nowhere (slitely_mad ; suddenly ; all of a sudden (suddenly or unexpectedly) ; on a whim (Major governmental policies cannot be decided on a whim; they have to be carefully and rationally thought through vogeler ; abruptly ; harshly (Aly19 ; spontaneously (Василий 1983 ; unexpectedly ; at unawares ; in the night ; plumb (о падении тел) ; poop ; sharply ; of a sudden ; upon a sudden ; right out of the blue ; out of the blue (without warning) ; abruptly (А.А. Китаева antic. suddenly ; all of a sudden austral., jerg. at the drop of a hat idiom. just like that (Andrey Truhachev ; like a bolt from the blue (The news came to us like a bolt from the blue. Val_Ships ; like a bat out of hell ; here's the kicker (Vadim Rouminsky ; on a whim (because of a sudden decision (Merriam-Webster) -- не подготовившись • Bouncers asking for cash to enter clubs -- is this the new normal? Friends and I decided to go out Saturday night on a whim. -- внезапно решили пойти в ночной клуб • This sounds incredibly stupid. It's not something you do on a whim. Those services are essential and you can't just pull the plug and hope the public system can somehow instantly fill the gaps. (Reddit) ART Vancouver inf. bob ; slap ; bang iron. SADS (мед. MichaelBurov ; Sudden Adult Death Syndrome (SADS, мед. MichaelBurov jerg. on the spur of the moment makár. out of the blue ; rudely med. abruptly (о начале заболевания • The patient becomes ill abruptly... Damir Bikmuhametov med., iron. suddenly (SADS MichaelBurov mús. subito tec. unexpectedly gen. subitamente (нотное указание: внезапная смена динамического оттенка) teatr., mús. subito (нотное указание: внезапная смена динамического оттенка) Ruso tesauro iron. синдром внезапной необъяснимой смерти взрослых (SADS MichaelBurov
