Pronunciation: /əˌfretˈændoʊ/
verb In music, affrettando is often used as a verb to instruct the performer to play with a sense of urgency or haste.
A1 I am affrettando to catch the bus.
A2 She is affrettando to finish her homework before dinner.
B1 The chef is affrettando to prepare the meal for the guests.
B2 The team is affrettando to complete the project before the deadline.
C1 The CEO is affrettando to finalize the merger deal.
C2 The researchers are affrettando to publish their findings in a prestigious journal.
adverb In music, affrettando is an Italian term meaning to hurry or accelerate the tempo.
A1 I am affrettando to catch the bus.
A2 She is affrettando to finish her homework before dinner.
B1 The chef is affrettando to prepare the meal for the guests.
B2 The athletes are affrettando to reach the finish line in the race.
C1 The project manager is affrettando to meet the deadline for the project.
C2 The CEO is affrettando to finalize the merger deal with the other company.
formal The conductor signaled for the musicians to play affrettando, increasing the tempo of the piece.
informal Let's affrettando and finish this project before the deadline.
slang We need to affrettando if we want to catch the train on time.
figurative His heart was affrettando with excitement as he opened the envelope containing the job offer.
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