improvised 的定义
- made or said without previous preparation: an improvised skit.
improvised 近义词
made-up
更多improvised例句
- It suggests a shared history, or at least a loosely improvised connection, like Thelonious Monk riffing on a theme, to after-hour jazz clubs in Harlem and soul-food shops in Los Angeles.
- The countryman, scared as he was, began to hesitate, giving a different version of each question, a victim of his own nervous and improvised speech.
- In a pinch, you can build improvised snowshoes and string of other related winter accoutrements.
- During each turn, players build off ideas introduced by other players, and the whole experience ends up being a weird combination of game and improvised storytelling.
- Half of it is taken up by the bunk beds and improvised benches.
- “That was improvised quite a bit,” Travolta told The Daily Beast.
- Within the enclosure, men sit on dirty couches, either improvised out of other materials or actual literal couches.
- He patrolled on foot, and Improvised Explosive Devices (IEDs) filled the donkey paths that crisscrossed the wadis and hills.
- Yelena Fomina provides free psychological help at an improvised office occupying a former McDonalds ron the corner of the Maidan.
- He was quick to observe and nothing escaped him, from the improvised candlesticks to the napkin by his china plate.
- After his music lesson, or after having improvised for any length of time, he was invariably overwrought and excited.
- He tried to jump, his foot caught, he slipped, and the next moment was lying full length in the improvised bed.
- Great was my surprise, on entering the hall, to see near the platform an elegant improvised green-room, curtained off.
- He waited until the guerrillas were within a few rods of the improvised breastworks, then ordered the men to fire.