rehearsal
1 of 1noun/rɪˈhɝsəl/
Forms:rehearsals
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a session of practice in which performers prepare themselves for a public performance of a concert, play, etc.
B2Learn more on WikipediaA rehearsal is a practice session where performers, such as musicians, actors, or dancers, work through their material in preparation for a public performance or production. During a rehearsal, the participants go over their roles, refine their timing, and address any issues with their performance. Rehearsals are essential for ensuring that all elements of the performance come together smoothly and that everyone is well-prepared for the actual event.
- The actors gathered for their final rehearsal before the opening night of the play.
- During rehearsal, the cast worked on blocking scenes to enhance stage movement.
- The singer's vocal coach joined her for a private rehearsal to refine her technique.
- The theater director scheduled additional rehearsals to address timing issues in the comedy.
- The band members practiced tirelessly during rehearsal to synchronize their musical cues.
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(in psychology) the repetition of information, either silently or aloud, to maintain it in short-term memory