noun

rehearsal

rehearsal, practice, run-through

The band has a rehearsal tonight.

The band has a rehearsal tonight.

We need a full dress rehearsal before the show.

We need a full dress rehearsal before the show.

((for sth.)) a practice session for a public performance. We have a rehearsal for the play.

practice, run-through, trial

From Old French 'rehercier', meaning 'to go over again', originally 'to rake over'.

Think 're-hear-sal'. You 'hear' the performance again and again to perfect it before the real event.

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