improvisation

improvisación

Actuación creada sobre la marcha, sin guion preparado ni ensayo previo.

En inglés sencillo: A performance created as it happens, without a prepared script or rehearsal.

• The actors tried some improvisation.
• Her improvisation made the audience laugh.
• We watched three short improvisations based on suggestions from the crowd.

Sinónimos: improv, ad-libbing

Expresiones frecuentes: stage improvisation, comic improvisation, improvisation exercise

improvisación

Crear música, poesía u obras similares mientras se interpretan, sin prepararlas de antemano.

En inglés sencillo: Creating music, poetry, or similar work as you perform, without preparing it beforehand.

• Jazz often involves improvisation.
• He studied musical improvisation at college.
• Their improvisations turned a simple tune into something unexpected.

Cómo se usa: improvisation on something (Her improvisation on the piano lasted five minutes.)

Sinónimos: spontaneous composition

Expresiones frecuentes: jazz improvisation, musical improvisation, improvisation on something

mejora

Acción de cambiar algo para que sea mejor.

En inglés sencillo: The act of changing something to make it better.

• The writer uses improvisation to mean improvement.
• Here, improvisation refers to making a process better.
• In this account, improvisation means improving an existing design.

Cómo se usa: improvisation of something (The report uses improvisation of the design to mean making it better.)

Sinónimos: improvement, enhancement

Antónimos: deterioration

Expresiones frecuentes: improvisation of something, gradual improvisation, further improvisation