Extemporised - English meaning

Extemporised – definitions in English dictionary

verb
Compose or perform something such as music or a speech without preparation; improvise.
Usage examples:
He extemporized at the piano
Synonims:
Improvise Ad lib Play it by ear Think on one's feet Make it up as one goes along Take it as it comes Busk it Wing it Do something off the cuff

Extemporised translation into English

Extemporised: translate from English into Chinese

即兴的

Extemporised: translate from English into Dutch

Geïmproviseerde

Extemporised: translate from English into French

Improvisé

Extemporised: translate from English into German

Extemporiert

Extemporised: translate from English into Hindi

अस्थाई

Extemporised: translate from English into Italian

Estemporaneo, Improvvisare

Extemporised: translate from English into Korean

즉흥

Extemporised: translate from English into Russian

Импровизированный

Extemporised: translate from English into Spanish

Improvisado

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Extemporised – similar words

extemporising

verb
Compose or perform something such as music or a speech without preparation; improvise.
Usage examples:
He extemporized at the piano

verb
To speak or perform without any preparation or thought
Usage examples:
I'd lost my notes and had to extemporize.

Extemporising - all meanings in English

extemporise

verb
Compose or perform something such as music or a speech without preparation; improvise.
Usage examples:
He extemporized at the piano

verb
To speak or perform without any preparation or thought
Usage examples:
I'd lost my notes and had to extemporize.

Extemporise - all meanings in English

extemporisation

noun
A performance that an actor, musician, etc. has not prepared or planned, or the act of performing in this way
Usage examples:
The familiar pieces are all at the beginning of the programme, followed by extemporisations., audie…

Extemporisation - all meanings in English

Extemporised synonims

improvise

verb
Create and perform (music, drama, or verse) spontaneously or without preparation.
Usage examples:
He invited actors to improvise dialogue

verb
Manage in a makeshift way; do with whatever is at hand

verb
To invent or provide something at the time when it is needed without having already planned it
Usage examples:
[ t ] we improvised a mattress from a pile of blankets., [ i ] hughes encourages young actors to im…

Improvise - all meanings in English

play it by ear

idiom
To play a piece of music by remembering the notes
Usage examples:
He did not need sheet music. he could play the piece by ear.

Play it by ear - all meanings in English

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