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improvisar

to improvise, to make something up as you go

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improvis to improvise, to make something up as you go + ar Infinitive
verb · 1st-person singular / 3rd-person singular, future tense Rare #27,344
to improvise, to make something up as you go Often used when someone has to manage without preparation or make do with what is available.
PO: Não preparei o jantar, então vou improvisar.
EN: I didn’t prepare dinner, so I’ll improvise.
Conjugation of improvisar
improvisar
Subjunctive future
SingularPlural
First improvisar —
Third improvisar —
Present
improvisando

Posso improvisar?

Can I improvise?

— Os Caras Malvados (2022)

Você me disse para improvisar.

You told me to improvise.

Vamos improvisar armas.

We're going to improvise weapons.

— O Poço (2019)

Pedro gosta de improvisar na guitarra.

Pedro likes to improvise on the guitar.

Harald, você poderia improvisar algo para nós?

Harald, could you improvise something for us?

— TÁR (2022)

Diga uma coisa, já que gosta de improvisar.

Tell me something, since you like to improvise.

— A Noite Americana (1973)

Ele esqueceu parte de seu discurso e teve que improvisar por um tempo.

He forgot part of his speech and had to improvise for a while.

E estou acostumada a improvisar.

And I'm used to improvising.

— Tudo Sobre Minha Mãe (1999)

Eu só vou ter que improvisar.

I'll just have to improvise.

Esqueci de comprar o presente e tive que improvisar.

I forgot to buy a gift and had to improvise.