rehearse

rehearse
transitive verb
(Theatre, Mus., etc.) proben
* * *
[rə'hə:s]
verb
(to practise (a play, piece of music etc) before performing it in front of an audience: You must rehearse the scene again.) proben
- academic.ru/61249/rehearsal">rehearsal
- dress rehearsal
* * *
re·hearse
[rɪˈhɜ:s, AM -ˈhɜ:rs]
I. vt
1. THEAT, MUS
to \rehearse a play/scene ein Stück/eine Szene proben
to \rehearse one's lines seinen Text vorsprechen
the actors appeared to be well \rehearsed die Schauspieler schienen ihre Rollen gut einstudiert zu haben; (in thought) etw [in Gedanken] durchgehen
2. (prepare)
▪ to \rehearse sb jdn vorbereiten
the PM appeared to have been carefully \rehearsed by advisors der Ministerpräsident schien von seinen Beratern genauestens instruiert worden zu sein
3. (repeat)
▪ to \rehearse sth arguments, old theories etw aufwärmen fig
II. vi proben
* * *
[rɪ'hɜːs]
1. vt
1) (THEAT, MUS) play, concert proben; person proben lassen; argument (wieder) anführen

to rehearse what one is going to say — einüben, was man sagen will

2) (= recite) aufzählen
2. vi
proben
* * *
rehearse
A v/t
1. MUS, THEAT proben (auch fig), eine Rolle, ein Stück etc einstudieren
2. jemanden einüben
3. wiederholen
4. aufzählen
5. aufsagen, vortragen
6. erzählen, berichten
7. Möglichkeiten etc durchspielen
B v/i Proben abhalten, proben
* * *
transitive verb
(Theatre, Mus., etc.) proben
* * *
n.
Probe -n f. v.
proben v.

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