Vocab Bloom Hub

ad lib

/æd ˈlɪb/

Traducción: Hablar o actuar espontáneamente sin preparación, a menudo improvisando diálogos, música o acciones en el momento.

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/æd ˈlɪb/C1informalart
  • esHablar o actuar espontáneamente sin preparación, a menudo improvisando diálogos, música o acciones en el momento.

To speak or perform spontaneously without preparation, often by improvising lines, music, or actions on the spot.

  1. Improvise or speak spontaneouslyB2informal

    To say or perform something without preparation, often in a creative or humorous way.

    esimprovisar

    • The comedian ad-libbed a joke when the microphone stopped working.
    • During the interview, she ad-libbed a clever response to a difficult question.
    • The actor forgot his lines and had to ad-lib the entire scene.
  2. Without restriction or limitC1formal

    Used to describe something done freely or without constraints, often in a musical or theatrical context.

    esa voluntad

    • The musicians played ad lib during the jam session.
    • The director allowed the actors to ad lib their dialogue for a more natural feel.
    • The speech was delivered ad lib, without any notes.
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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