Definition of improv in English:

improv

noun ˈɪmprɒvˈimpräv

another term for impro
Example sentencesExamples
- If you fancy yourself a bit of an improv or would like to give it a try there will be a theatre sports workshop just for you!
- Eventually we'd gone through the basic routine and the contra-master encouraged us to attempt a few improv moves.
- The comedian's meticulously prepared material is hidden very carefully between the improv he slides into his show.
- I heard Ms. Malek might make us do in-character improvs.
- It wasn't until he finished his little improv and I started to clap that he looked up at me.
- Maybe I think it should be like a good improv… witty and clever and smart and off the cuff.
- Last year, they had a late-night improv tournament over three nights.
- The challenge was to integrate script and improv, so the improv drives the script and the script illuminates the improv.
- Brash, brawny but capable of a hushed delicacy, the duo's music owes as much to the psychedelic improvs of the US ‘jam band’ movement as to any notions of ‘jazz’ (um, whatever that is).
- But improv often seems as much work for the audience as it is for the performers.
- One wrong note is all it takes to distract the trumpeters playing their improvs a full octave higher than the rest of us and that puts off the clarinet players.
- In some ways the piece actually sounds like Sun Ra a little bit, because there's a lot of improvs in it - or rather there's sections where there's improvised bits in it.
- Each of the play's three acts was workshopped extensively, with the writers ultimately shaping a script incorporating the best parts from all the improvs.
- For us, if you liked 50 per cent of your own improv after the show, that's a pretty good track record.
- I certainly couldn't see him getting involved in something like the improv at The Comedy Store.
- I must admit, as mad at him as I was, I was still very impressed with the improv.
- Perhaps fed by exhaustion and his traditional pre-gig cocktails, Jackie's improvs at Maxie's were getting decidedly bizarre.
- And it became really clear that Seth has the mind of a writer - his improvs were just way too good.
- The show's MC will indulge in a little improv spoken word between sets.
- I did a few improv shows in Japan and I was also writing a piece.

Definition of improv in US English:

improv

nounˈimpräv

Improvisation, especially as a theatrical technique.
Example sentencesExamples
- I must admit, as mad at him as I was, I was still very impressed with the improv.
- If you fancy yourself a bit of an improv or would like to give it a try there will be a theatre sports workshop just for you!
- For us, if you liked 50 per cent of your own improv after the show, that's a pretty good track record.
- In some ways the piece actually sounds like Sun Ra a little bit, because there's a lot of improvs in it - or rather there's sections where there's improvised bits in it.
- The challenge was to integrate script and improv, so the improv drives the script and the script illuminates the improv.
- I certainly couldn't see him getting involved in something like the improv at The Comedy Store.
- But improv often seems as much work for the audience as it is for the performers.
- Eventually we'd gone through the basic routine and the contra-master encouraged us to attempt a few improv moves.
- Perhaps fed by exhaustion and his traditional pre-gig cocktails, Jackie's improvs at Maxie's were getting decidedly bizarre.
- And it became really clear that Seth has the mind of a writer - his improvs were just way too good.
- The show's MC will indulge in a little improv spoken word between sets.
- Brash, brawny but capable of a hushed delicacy, the duo's music owes as much to the psychedelic improvs of the US ‘jam band’ movement as to any notions of ‘jazz’ (um, whatever that is).
- Each of the play's three acts was workshopped extensively, with the writers ultimately shaping a script incorporating the best parts from all the improvs.
- One wrong note is all it takes to distract the trumpeters playing their improvs a full octave higher than the rest of us and that puts off the clarinet players.
- Maybe I think it should be like a good improv… witty and clever and smart and off the cuff.
- I heard Ms. Malek might make us do in-character improvs.
- It wasn't until he finished his little improv and I started to clap that he looked up at me.
- Last year, they had a late-night improv tournament over three nights.
- The comedian's meticulously prepared material is hidden very carefully between the improv he slides into his show.
- I did a few improv shows in Japan and I was also writing a piece.

单词	improv
释义	Definition of improv in English: improv noun ˈɪmprɒvˈimpräv another term for impro Example sentencesExamples If you fancy yourself a bit of an improv or would like to give it a try there will be a theatre sports workshop just for you! Eventually we'd gone through the basic routine and the contra-master encouraged us to attempt a few improv moves. The comedian's meticulously prepared material is hidden very carefully between the improv he slides into his show. I heard Ms. Malek might make us do in-character improvs. It wasn't until he finished his little improv and I started to clap that he looked up at me. Maybe I think it should be like a good improv… witty and clever and smart and off the cuff. Last year, they had a late-night improv tournament over three nights. The challenge was to integrate script and improv, so the improv drives the script and the script illuminates the improv. Brash, brawny but capable of a hushed delicacy, the duo's music owes as much to the psychedelic improvs of the US ‘jam band’ movement as to any notions of ‘jazz’ (um, whatever that is). But improv often seems as much work for the audience as it is for the performers. One wrong note is all it takes to distract the trumpeters playing their improvs a full octave higher than the rest of us and that puts off the clarinet players. In some ways the piece actually sounds like Sun Ra a little bit, because there's a lot of improvs in it - or rather there's sections where there's improvised bits in it. Each of the play's three acts was workshopped extensively, with the writers ultimately shaping a script incorporating the best parts from all the improvs. For us, if you liked 50 per cent of your own improv after the show, that's a pretty good track record. I certainly couldn't see him getting involved in something like the improv at The Comedy Store. I must admit, as mad at him as I was, I was still very impressed with the improv. Perhaps fed by exhaustion and his traditional pre-gig cocktails, Jackie's improvs at Maxie's were getting decidedly bizarre. And it became really clear that Seth has the mind of a writer - his improvs were just way too good. The show's MC will indulge in a little improv spoken word between sets. I did a few improv shows in Japan and I was also writing a piece. Definition of improv in US English: improv nounˈimpräv Improvisation, especially as a theatrical technique. Example sentencesExamples I must admit, as mad at him as I was, I was still very impressed with the improv. If you fancy yourself a bit of an improv or would like to give it a try there will be a theatre sports workshop just for you! For us, if you liked 50 per cent of your own improv after the show, that's a pretty good track record. In some ways the piece actually sounds like Sun Ra a little bit, because there's a lot of improvs in it - or rather there's sections where there's improvised bits in it. The challenge was to integrate script and improv, so the improv drives the script and the script illuminates the improv. I certainly couldn't see him getting involved in something like the improv at The Comedy Store. But improv often seems as much work for the audience as it is for the performers. Eventually we'd gone through the basic routine and the contra-master encouraged us to attempt a few improv moves. Perhaps fed by exhaustion and his traditional pre-gig cocktails, Jackie's improvs at Maxie's were getting decidedly bizarre. And it became really clear that Seth has the mind of a writer - his improvs were just way too good. The show's MC will indulge in a little improv spoken word between sets. Brash, brawny but capable of a hushed delicacy, the duo's music owes as much to the psychedelic improvs of the US ‘jam band’ movement as to any notions of ‘jazz’ (um, whatever that is). Each of the play's three acts was workshopped extensively, with the writers ultimately shaping a script incorporating the best parts from all the improvs. One wrong note is all it takes to distract the trumpeters playing their improvs a full octave higher than the rest of us and that puts off the clarinet players. Maybe I think it should be like a good improv… witty and clever and smart and off the cuff. I heard Ms. Malek might make us do in-character improvs. It wasn't until he finished his little improv and I started to clap that he looked up at me. Last year, they had a late-night improv tournament over three nights. The comedian's meticulously prepared material is hidden very carefully between the improv he slides into his show. I did a few improv shows in Japan and I was also writing a piece.
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