s'improviser
sɛ̃pʁɔvize
Definition Conjugation
Definition of s'improviser - Reverso French Dictionary
Verb
rôlese donner un rôle sans avoir les qualifications nécessaires
- Il s'improvise médecin pour soigner son ami blessé.
- Elle s'improvise traductrice pendant la réunion internationale.
- Ne t'improvise pas chef de chantier sans aucune expérience.
Origin of s'improviser
latin, improvisare (préparer sans) -> improviser
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- English:improvise, ...
- German:sich als etwas ausgeben, ...
- Italian:improvvisarsi, ...
- Spanish:improvisarse, ...
- Portuguese:improvisar-se, ...
- Chinese:自封, ...
- Japanese:勝手に〜になる, ...
- Arabic:نصب نفسه, ...
- Hebrew:לְהִתְחַזּוֹת, ...
- Russian:прикидываться, ...
- Ukrainian:самопризначатися, ...
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