英语词汇“rehearse”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

rehearse

/rɪˈhəːs

verb [with object]

1Practise (a play, piece of music, or other work) for later public performance: we were rehearsing a radio play [no object]: she was rehearsing for her world tour...

They also visited the school where the play was rehearsed before the debut performance.
One day the orchestra was rehearsing a commissioned work.
Lines were learned hurriedly - in some cases only half-learned - songs and music were rehearsed until vocal chords and fingers were sore.

Synonyms

prepare, practise, try out, read through, sing through, walk through, run through/over, go over

North American informal run down

practise, have a practice session, prepare, have a trial performance, go through one's paces

1.1Supervise (a performer or group) during a rehearsal: he listened to Charlie rehearsing the band...

Her sister Doris had been employed to rehearse a group of dancing girls for a road show.
As the logistics of rehearsing a large group with electric instruments became increasingly difficult, Klein and Ford found themselves increasingly drawn to acoustic practices in the comfort of their living room.
Did you need a long time to rehearse your actors?

Synonyms

train, drill, prepare, coach, tutor, groom, put someone through their paces, teach, instruct, school, direct, guide, inculcate

1.2Mentally prepare or recite (words one intends to say): he had rehearsed a thousand fine phrases...

As she walking down the corridor, she rehearsed mentally the words she would say to him later.
He had been prepared for this and even mentally rehearsed such activities.
Thinking up answers and rehearsing them mentally, would give them a lot of confidence when going through the real event.

2State (a list of points that have been made many times before): criticisms of factory farming have been rehearsed often enough...

My Lord, I do not propose to rehearse the arguments that were put forward by Mr Kovats and, indeed, that your Lordship has considered in the judgment.
I heartily agree and am consequently tempted to stop rehearsing the details of Beerbohm's life.
I don't want to rehearse my criticisms of his tactics or the failures of his deplorable regime during the Oslo negotiations and thereafter.

Synonyms

enumerate, list, itemize, detail, spell out, set out, present, specify, name, give, describe, delineate, catalogue, recite, rattle off;

restate, repeat, reiterate, recapitulate, recount, go over, run through, review

informal recap

Derivatives

rehearser

/rɪˈhəːsə/ noun ...

He is a dedicated rehearser, enjoying the long sessions as much if not more than performances.

Origin

Middle English (in the sense 'repeat aloud'): from Old French rehercier, perhaps from re- 'again' + hercer 'to harrow', from herse 'harrow' (see hearse).

单词	rehearse
释义	rehearse /rɪˈhəːs / verb [with object] 1Practise (a play, piece of music, or other work) for later public performance: we were rehearsing a radio play [no object]: she was rehearsing for* her world tour... They also visited the school where the play was rehearsed before the debut performance. One day the orchestra was rehearsing a commissioned work. Lines were learned hurriedly - in some cases only half-learned - songs and music were rehearsed until vocal chords and fingers were sore. Synonyms prepare, practise, try out, read through, sing through, walk through, run through/over, go over North American* informal run down practise, have a practice session, prepare, have a trial performance, go through one's paces 1.1Supervise (a performer or group) during a rehearsal: he listened to Charlie rehearsing the band... Her sister Doris had been employed to rehearse a group of dancing girls for a road show. As the logistics of rehearsing a large group with electric instruments became increasingly difficult, Klein and Ford found themselves increasingly drawn to acoustic practices in the comfort of their living room. Did you need a long time to rehearse your actors? Synonyms train, drill, prepare, coach, tutor, groom, put someone through their paces, teach, instruct, school, direct, guide, inculcate 1.2Mentally prepare or recite (words one intends to say): he had rehearsed a thousand fine phrases... As she walking down the corridor, she rehearsed mentally the words she would say to him later. He had been prepared for this and even mentally rehearsed such activities. Thinking up answers and rehearsing them mentally, would give them a lot of confidence when going through the real event. 2State (a list of points that have been made many times before): criticisms of factory farming have been rehearsed often enough... My Lord, I do not propose to rehearse the arguments that were put forward by Mr Kovats and, indeed, that your Lordship has considered in the judgment. I heartily agree and am consequently tempted to stop rehearsing the details of Beerbohm's life. I don't want to rehearse my criticisms of his tactics or the failures of his deplorable regime during the Oslo negotiations and thereafter. Synonyms enumerate, list, itemize, detail, spell out, set out, present, specify, name, give, describe, delineate, catalogue, recite, rattle off; restate, repeat, reiterate, recapitulate, recount, go over, run through, review informal recap Derivatives rehearser /rɪˈhəːsə/ noun ... He is a dedicated rehearser, enjoying the long sessions as much if not more than performances. Origin Middle English (in the sense 'repeat aloud'): from Old French rehercier, perhaps from re- 'again' + hercer 'to harrow', from herse 'harrow' (see hearse).
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