verb

improvise

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The meaning (definition) of the word improvise

to create and perform without preparation or planning

The word improvise used in a sentence

The musician could improvise a fun song without any music written down.

Words that mean the same as improvise (synonyms)

make upcreate

Words that mean the opposite of improvise (antonyms)

planprepare

How the word improvise is said around the world

Frenchimproviser (enprohveezay)
Spanishimprovisar (eemprohveesahr)
Mandarin凑合 (còu hé)
Hindiसुधारने (suudahrnay)
Arabicالارتجال (ahleerteejahl)
Russianимпровизировать (improvizirovat')
Portuguese (EU)improvisar (eemprooveezahr)
Portuguese (BR)improvisar (eemprohveezahr)
Japanese即興で (sokkyou de)
Germanimprovisieren (improhveezeeruhn)
Urduبہتر بنانا (behtahr buhnahnah)
Punjabiਸੁਧਾਰ ਕਰਨਾ (suudahr kuruhnah)
Korean즉흥적으로 하다 (jeugheungjeogeuro hada)
Hebrewלְאַלתֵר (lahltayr)
Greekαυτοσχεδιάζω (autoskhediazo)
Dutchimproviseren (improhveezeeruhn)
Tagalogmag-improvise (mahgeemprohveesuh)
Vietnameseứng biến (ewurng beeeurn)
Turkishdoğaçlama (dohahchlahmah)
Persianبداهه پردازی (baydahay pahrdahzee)
Polishimprowizować (eemprawveezawvahch)
Ukrainianімпровізувати (improvizuvaty)
Bengaliতাৎক্ষণিক উদ্ভাবন (tahtkkawneek oodbahbawn)
Swedishimprovisera (improoveesayrah)
Italianimprovvisare (eemprohvveezahray)

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improvise - meaning, picture and 25 translations for kids