Definition of improvisate in English:

improvisate

verb ˈɪmprəvʌɪzeɪt(ˌ)ɪmˈprɒvɪzeɪt

rare

with object And without object. To compose or perform (poetry, drama, music, etc.) spontaneously; to extemporize (a speech, lecture, etc.).

Early 19th century. From French improviser and its etymon Italian improvvisare + -ate, after improvisation, improvisator, etc.

verb

rare

with object And without object. To compose or perform (poetry, drama, music, etc.) spontaneously; to extemporize (a speech, lecture, etc.).

Early 19th century. From French improviser and its etymon Italian improvvisare + -ate, after improvisation, improvisator, etc.

词汇	improvisate
释义	Definition of improvisate in English: improvisate verb ˈɪmprəvʌɪzeɪt(ˌ)ɪmˈprɒvɪzeɪt rare with object And without object. To compose or perform (poetry, drama, music, etc.) spontaneously; to extemporize (a speech, lecture, etc.). Origin Early 19th century. From French improviser and its etymon Italian improvvisare + -ate, after improvisation, improvisator, etc. Definition of improvisate in US English: improvisate verb rare with object And without object. To compose or perform (poetry, drama, music, etc.) spontaneously; to extemporize (a speech, lecture, etc.). Origin Early 19th century. From French improviser and its etymon Italian improvvisare + -ate, after improvisation, improvisator, etc.
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