practise

1 of 1verb

/ˈpræktəs/

Forms:practises,practising,practised,practised

1

to do something again and again in order to get better at it

I practise the guitar every evening.
They are practising their dance for the show.
She practises speaking English with her friend.
We have practised this song many times.
The children will practise their lines tomorrow.

2

to carry out or apply a particular method or activity, especially as a regular or established routine

Some families practise composting as part of their lifestyle.
He practises kindness by helping his neighbours regularly.
The community practises traditional cooking methods.
Organic farming is widely practised in that region.
A new teaching style is being practised in the school.