a·do
noun/əˈduː/
/əˈduː/
Word Originlate Middle English (originally in the sense ‘action, business’): from northern Middle English at do ‘to do’, from Old Norse at (used to mark an infinitive) and do1.
Idioms Idioms
without further/more ado
- (old-fashioned) without delaying; immediately
毫不迟延；干脆；立即 - We set to work without further ado.
我们不再犹豫，开始工作。
- We set to work without further ado.