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improvise English

Meaning improvise meaning

What does improvise mean?
Definitions in simple English

improvise Verb

— If you improvise something, you create or make it without a plan. He had no speech prepared, so he improvised.

improvise

— verb (= extemporize, extemporise) perform without preparation he extemporized a speech at the wedding — verb manage in a makeshift way; do with whatever is at hand after the hurricane destroyed our house, we had to improvise for weeks

Synonyms improvise synonyms

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improvise English » English

extemporize ad-lib extemporise improvize wing vamp make up jam fake extemporise extemporize concoct compose busk blurt ad lib

Topics improvise topics

What do people use improvise to talk about?
Social behavior Social activity Music

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Conjugation improvise conjugation

How do you conjugate improvise?

improvise · verb

Examples improvise examples

How do I use improvise in a sentence?

Simple sentences

Let's improvise.
Tom was forced to improvise.
He forgot a section of the speech and had to improvise for a while.
Mary was forced to improvise.
I'll just have to improvise.
You told me to improvise.

Movie subtitles

You can afford to improvise.
Or improvise if not. Cut up some tin or maybe cardboard.
In uncertain times like these, a man must improvise.
You can't improvise it.
Business: Chance to do good work, to improvise with brio.
Mine I must improvise to his because of his great size.
And what they can not find in warehouses. they improvise.
Gotta improvise, overcome, adapt.
When we face the French on the field of battle there will be simple answers to everything, so long as Becket must improvise his honor from day to day, he will serve you faithfully.
The ability to improvise brilliantly in a moment of crisis is one of the reasons I am a highly paid successful thief.
Improvise.
We gotta be prepared to improvise.
Just improvise then.
You'll just have to improvise.
I felt giddy as a child for i had to improvise.
I improvise as I go along.
We'll improvise! We'll fix them up with machine guns, armor plate and there are four antiaircraft guns nobody knows we have.
It all must be home-made. Improvise.
I'm told that I improvise a lot which you've seen.
We must be careful, colonel. But we must not be afraid to improvise.
You just have to improvise.
Yes, but we don't need to create a definitive text we should decide to improvise certain themes, words but it has to be spoken.
Or else we improvise and get into the right positions to call on people. But here, all round.
A kind of gymnastic thing.. we need to find a real dialogue. but with something unknown, we'll improvise.
We'll improvise.
There was no corkscrew so I had to improvise.
I improvise or I make a trick.
Improvise something.
Jeeps with no antitank weapons. - We'll improvise!
Sometimes I improvise, as long as the sense remains the same.
Look, I know we've been over this a thousand times. but a lot can go wrong. We gotta be prepared to improvise.
At times, we even had to improvise.
Tonight we improvise.
I don't know, I improvise.
The children improvise.
He'll pull some amazing tricks on us! He'll improvise everything.
Doctor? You cannot afford to improvise against an armed android.

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