Definition of improvisational in English:

improvisational

adjective ˌɪmprəvʌɪˈzeɪʃ(ə)n(ə)lɪmˌprɑvəˈzeɪʃ(ə)nl

Relating to or characterized by spontaneous performance, especially in music or drama.
the improvisational style of jazz
an improvisational comedian
Example sentencesExamples
- With such an innate sense of timing, the actor can enhance a scene with his mad improvisational skills.
- At first glance,this video installation suggested a cheesy family sitcom mixed with elements of improvisational dance.
- Including painted patchworks of color and other collaged materials, the gridded compositions are essentially geometric, yet decidedly improvisational and playful.
- Much of his music was improvisational, so the short, characteristic pieces on this disc are an ideal showcase for his talents.
- The award-winning writer-director-producer has assembled a troupe of talented actors skilled in improvisational comedy.
- My art is like improvisational jazz, in that you can't really predict the next note.
- The script for each episode was developed in collaboration with mostly amateur actors through a series of improvisational workshops.
- Despite all the precision and obviously careful planning, the movie feels as improvisational as the bulk of the director's best work.
- The realism owes much to the director's improvisational filmmaking style.
- Opera at this period had a strong improvisational element.

Definition of improvisational in US English:

improvisational

adjectiveɪmˌprɑvəˈzeɪʃ(ə)nlimˌprävəˈzāSH(ə)nl

Relating to or characterized by spontaneous performance, especially in music or drama.
the improvisational style of jazz
an improvisational comedian
Example sentencesExamples
- With such an innate sense of timing, the actor can enhance a scene with his mad improvisational skills.
- Much of his music was improvisational, so the short, characteristic pieces on this disc are an ideal showcase for his talents.
- Opera at this period had a strong improvisational element.
- My art is like improvisational jazz, in that you can't really predict the next note.
- The realism owes much to the director's improvisational filmmaking style.
- At first glance,this video installation suggested a cheesy family sitcom mixed with elements of improvisational dance.
- The script for each episode was developed in collaboration with mostly amateur actors through a series of improvisational workshops.
- The award-winning writer-director-producer has assembled a troupe of talented actors skilled in improvisational comedy.
- Including painted patchworks of color and other collaged materials, the gridded compositions are essentially geometric, yet decidedly improvisational and playful.
- Despite all the precision and obviously careful planning, the movie feels as improvisational as the bulk of the director's best work.

词汇	improvisational
释义	Definition of improvisational in English: improvisational adjective ˌɪmprəvʌɪˈzeɪʃ(ə)n(ə)lɪmˌprɑvəˈzeɪʃ(ə)nl Relating to or characterized by spontaneous performance, especially in music or drama. the improvisational style of jazz an improvisational comedian Example sentencesExamples With such an innate sense of timing, the actor can enhance a scene with his mad improvisational skills. At first glance,this video installation suggested a cheesy family sitcom mixed with elements of improvisational dance. Including painted patchworks of color and other collaged materials, the gridded compositions are essentially geometric, yet decidedly improvisational and playful. Much of his music was improvisational, so the short, characteristic pieces on this disc are an ideal showcase for his talents. The award-winning writer-director-producer has assembled a troupe of talented actors skilled in improvisational comedy. My art is like improvisational jazz, in that you can't really predict the next note. The script for each episode was developed in collaboration with mostly amateur actors through a series of improvisational workshops. Despite all the precision and obviously careful planning, the movie feels as improvisational as the bulk of the director's best work. The realism owes much to the director's improvisational filmmaking style. Opera at this period had a strong improvisational element. Definition of improvisational in US English: improvisational adjectiveɪmˌprɑvəˈzeɪʃ(ə)nlimˌprävəˈzāSH(ə)nl Relating to or characterized by spontaneous performance, especially in music or drama. the improvisational style of jazz an improvisational comedian Example sentencesExamples With such an innate sense of timing, the actor can enhance a scene with his mad improvisational skills. Much of his music was improvisational, so the short, characteristic pieces on this disc are an ideal showcase for his talents. Opera at this period had a strong improvisational element. My art is like improvisational jazz, in that you can't really predict the next note. The realism owes much to the director's improvisational filmmaking style. At first glance,this video installation suggested a cheesy family sitcom mixed with elements of improvisational dance. The script for each episode was developed in collaboration with mostly amateur actors through a series of improvisational workshops. The award-winning writer-director-producer has assembled a troupe of talented actors skilled in improvisational comedy. Including painted patchworks of color and other collaged materials, the gridded compositions are essentially geometric, yet decidedly improvisational and playful. Despite all the precision and obviously careful planning, the movie feels as improvisational as the bulk of the director's best work.
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