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to improvise
01
improvisar
to create and perform words of a play, music, etc. on impulse and without preparation, particularly because one is forced to do so
Intransitive
Transitive: to improvise a performance
02
improvisar, crear sobre la marcha
to create or make something using whatever materials or resources are available
Transitive: to improvise sth
improvise
v
improvised
adj
improvised
adj
Ejemplo
During the comedy show, the comedian would often improvise jokes based on audience reactions.
When the actor forgot his lines, he had to improvise to keep the scene going.
The jazz band showcased their ability to improvise by creating unique melodies on the spot.
Musicians often improvise solos during live performances for added spontaneity.
Unable to find his notes, the speaker improvised a captivating speech on the spot.
