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Meanings of rehearse in English

Portuguese
exercitar
Spanish
practicar

Engage in a rehearsal (of)

exercitar
Usage of rehearse in English
1
I can't believe they rehearse for seven days and let that happen.
The Guardian
2
No need to rehearse the impossibilities of companionship in the prison life.
Within the Law: From the Play of Bayard Veiller
3
Armories or halls are excellent places to rehearse in; so are gymnasiums.
Patriotic Plays and Pageants for Young People
4
We rehearse the work, we tech it, we bring the people in.
The Guardian
5
We might at this juncture rehearse any number of well- worn arguments.
The Irish Times
6
To make sure you're well-equipped, rehearse potential interview answers with a friend.
The Guardian
7
That is the difference between theatre and performance art: you rehearse theatre.
News.com.au
8
I endlessly rehearse what I will say to her upon her return.
The whore of babylon, a memoir
9
Here I am helping her rehearse for her role as Lady Bracknell.
The new yorker
10
Before punching those digits, I wanted to rehearse what to tell Obéline.
Bones to Ashes
11
Not only did they rehearse music, they rehearsed body movements and choreography.
Radio NZ
12
Did you rehearse for the second Super Bowl half-time that you did?
The Guardian
13
It's Signora Zepherina who was making him rehearse a lesson in dancing.
Signora Fantastici (A Dramatic Proverb)
14
I'm to rehearse a fortnight before I make my appearance in public.
The Hippodrome
15
I went to rehearse my song in 'The Grey Gown' with him.
The Splendid Folly
16
He doesn't like to rehearse much, he likes to do things fast.
Reuters
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Translations for rehearse
Rehearse through the time
Rehearse across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
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