extemporize

1 Friends said he was talented and could extemporize about anything.

2 I was not a quippy teenager with a sarcastic response to everything that happened in my life,” Ms. Heller explained, once again extemporizing on the typically wide gap between film and reality teens.

3 The first part closes with my new concerto in G minor, and at the end of the second I have unwillingly agreed to extemporize.

4 At the finale's close, after Alex has haltingly extemporized about whether she deserves all the terrible things that have happened to her and mulls the possibility of life after death, she shrugs.

5 In the left-hand corner, near the door, Petersen had extemporized a stove out of some tin sheathing torn from the "Hope," with a funnel of the same material running out of the roof.

6 “Usually the courts don’t extemporize like that. I think he didn’t want to prejudice new cases” based on Musk’s tweet.

7 Flitting clouds were thickening, and threatened rain; but the carriages, rolling up to the canvas tunnel which had been extemporized across the sidewalk, brought many a pretty woman who had risked a spring bonnet.

8 But he sounded marvelously in his element, extemporizing with controlled bluster and blending ecstatically with the other two horns.

9 Perhaps it would enable you, the reader, to comment about liberalism and troop support and maybe even extemporize about the subtle ways that network television subconsciously pushes a politicized agenda upon audiences at large.

10 The monks were listening this morning while I was extemporizing a little, and were so pleased, that they invited me to play the people in and out at their festival to-morrow.

11 “I was rehearsing with his musicians, having some fun,” she said, “just extemporizing, and I suddenly thought, Hmm, I can do this.”

12 A melodic shape emerged, and bass and drums hit a single, sudden downbeat — thump! — as Mr. Glasper kept extemporizing with chromatic flair.

13 The plot may swing as wildly as it does because Bush and Byrne were extemporizing.

14 And yes, most of us had to become "adept at extemporizing poetic toasts" before drinking because in a way by doing so we acknowledge our appreciation to the sacred tradition of wine making.

15 “All the principal ingredients were extemporized off the top of my head. It was about a fortnight before I finished telling it to them the first time.”

16 But they were more than crowd-pleasing barbs dropped into an extemporized stump speech.

17 I had captured an old farm-horse without a saddle, and had extemporized a rope bridle.

18 Two days ago I again extemporized before the Papal singers.

19 He opened songs up, riffed and extemporized, marrying the technical dexterity of a seasoned jazz musician with the emotional acuity of a veteran blues artist.

20 As he enthuses, jokes and extemporizes, it is obvious why he found success as a comedian and performer.

1 即席创作

impro

2 即兴演奏

voluntary impromptu ad-lib

3 即席演说

impromptu extemporization speak extempore

4 即席作成

extemporization

5 即兴演出

happening

6 即兴创作

impro improvisation improvise

7 即兴

instant sudden fugitive off-the-wall extemporaneous uncalculated ad-lib aleatory extemporary aleatoric extemporal impromptu extempore extemporaneity extemporization on feet

8 即兴表演

happening improvise improvisation ad-lib