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English

Detailed Translations for improvise from English to Spanish

improvise:

to improvise verbe, britannique (improvises, improvised, improvising)

  1. to improvise (improvize)

Conjugations for improvise:

present
  1. improvise
  2. improvise
  3. improvises
  4. improvise
  5. improvise
  6. improvise
simple past
  1. improvised
  2. improvised
  3. improvised
  4. improvised
  5. improvised
  6. improvised
present perfect
  1. have improvised
  2. have improvised
  3. has improvised
  4. have improvised
  5. have improvised
  6. have improvised
past continuous
  1. was improvising
  2. were improvising
  3. was improvising
  4. were improvising
  5. were improvising
  6. were improvising
future
  1. shall improvise
  2. will improvise
  3. will improvise
  4. shall improvise
  5. will improvise
  6. will improvise
continuous present
  1. am improvising
  2. are improvising
  3. is improvising
  4. are improvising
  5. are improvising
  6. are improvising
subjunctive
  1. be improvised
  2. be improvised
  3. be improvised
  4. be improvised
  5. be improvised
  6. be improvised
diverse
  1. improvise!
  2. let's improvise!
  3. improvised
  4. improvising
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

Translation Matrix for improvise:

VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
improvisar improvise; improvize
- ad-lib; extemporise; extemporize; improvize

Related Words for "improvise":


Synonyms for "improvise":


Related Definitions for "improvise":

  1. perform without preparation1
  2. manage in a makeshift way; do with whatever is at hand1
    • after the hurricane destroyed our house, we had to improvise for weeks1

Wiktionary Translations for improvise:

improvise
verb
  1. to make something up as one goes on

Cross Translation:
FromToVia
improvise improvisar improviseren — iets bedenken zonder vooropgesteld plan
improvise improvisar improvisieren — ohne Vorbereitung tun
improvise improvisar improvisercomposer, sans préparation et sur-le-champ, des vers, un air de musique, un discours, etc.



Spanish

Detailed Translations for improvise from Spanish to English

improvisar:

improvisar verbe

  1. improvisar
    to improvise; to improvize
    • improvise verbe, britannique (improvises, improvised, improvising)
    • improvize verbe, américain

Conjugations for improvisar:

presente
  1. improviso
  2. improvisas
  3. improvisa
  4. improvisamos
  5. improvisáis
  6. improvisan
imperfecto
  1. improvisaba
  2. improvisabas
  3. improvisaba
  4. improvisábamos
  5. improvisabais
  6. improvisaban
indefinido
  1. improvisé
  2. improvisaste
  3. improvisó
  4. improvisamos
  5. improvisasteis
  6. improvisaron
fut. de ind.
  1. improvisaré
  2. improvisarás
  3. improvisará
  4. improvisaremos
  5. improvisaréis
  6. improvisarán
condic.
  1. improvisaría
  2. improvisarías
  3. improvisaría
  4. improvisaríamos
  5. improvisaríais
  6. improvisarían
pres. de subj.
  1. que improvise
  2. que improvises
  3. que improvise
  4. que improvisemos
  5. que improviséis
  6. que improvisen
imp. de subj.
  1. que improvisara
  2. que improvisaras
  3. que improvisara
  4. que improvisáramos
  5. que improvisarais
  6. que improvisaran
miscelánea
  1. ¡improvisa!
  2. ¡improvisad!
  3. ¡no improvises!
  4. ¡no improviséis!
  5. improvisado
  6. improvisando
1. yo, 2. tú, 3. él/ella/usted, 4. nosotros/nosotras, 5. vosotros/vosotras, 6. ellos/ellas/ustedes

Translation Matrix for improvisar:

VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
improvise improvisar
improvize improvisar

Synonyms for "improvisar":


Wiktionary Translations for improvisar:

improvisar
verb
  1. to make something up as one goes on
  2. to improvise
  3. to be extemporaneous

Cross Translation:
FromToVia
improvisar improvise improviseren — iets bedenken zonder vooropgesteld plan
improvisar improvise improvisieren — ohne Vorbereitung tun
improvisar improvise; ad-lib; extemporize improvisercomposer, sans préparation et sur-le-champ, des vers, un air de musique, un discours, etc.