improvise [ˈɪmprəvaɪz] ГЛ. перех., неперех.
- improvise
- improwizować [perf za-]
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One friend of mine recounted having to improvise all the time -- for example, by using chocolate spread as face camouflage, and operating a tank with which he was completely unfamiliar.
www.algemeiner.com When the lorry failed to arrive, however, they were forced to improvise and called a local haulier on the pretense of moving a herd of cattle.
en.wikipedia.org It started out as a series of largely improvised online.
en.wikipedia.org Their music is almost always improvised, with a rare exception of overdubbing and other studio composed manipulations, especially in the early days of the group.
en.wikipedia.org So soldiers were forced to improvise by connecting shell holes to one another.
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