CEFR B1

rehearsed

verb

Meaning

To practice a play, piece of music, or other work that you will perform in public.

Examples

The cast will rehearse the musical every afternoon this week.
She rehearsed her speech several times before the conference.

Synonyms: practice, prepare, train, drill

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rehearsed (B1)

verb

Pronunciation: /rɪˈhɜːrs/

Definition

To practice a play, piece of music, or other work that you will perform in public.

Examples

The cast will rehearse the musical every afternoon this week.
She rehearsed her speech several times before the conference.
We need to rehearse the song one more time before the concert.

How to Use rehearsed

rehearse for (prepositional phrase): To practice for a specific event or performance. — "They rehearsed for the competition for months."
rehearse with (prepositional phrase): To practice together with someone else. — "The musicians will rehearse with the conductor tomorrow."

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