Ad hoc....
Ex: I'd been working for him on an ad hoc basis.
I tried to search for the meaning of the word 'ad hoc' but I couldn't get it. Is this word meaning 'particular'?
Would you please put it in another sentence?
Thanks in advance!
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"Ad hoc" comes from Latin. It means "not planned in advance", "arranged when necessary".
Example: an ad hoc meeting
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You can say this another way: I'd been working for him occasionally.
Example: She's only been modelling for Vogue on an ad hoc basis.
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It means not formal. You work for the person when he has a requirement for help.
That requirement could be at any time and under any conditions.
So you make up the rules as you go along.
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Thank you!
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“ad hoc" means no fixed plan. For example, an "ad hoc" solution would be something you did using whatever you had available at the time, and it is likely a temporary solution.
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