| 释义 |
pre·view
I. \ˈprēˌvyü\ transitive verb
Etymology: pre- + view
1. : to see beforehand; specifically : to view or to show in advance of public presentation
2. : to give an overall presentation of (a subject of study) before beginning systematic instruction
II. noun
1. : a view of a performance or exhibition before it is open to the public : a showing or viewing of a motion picture before it is released for commercial exhibition
2. also pre·vue \“\-s [prevue alteration (probably influenced by revue) of preview] : a showing of snatches from a motion picture advertised for appearance in the near future
3. : a statement giving advance information : foretaste, glimpse
4. : a general survey of a new subject given by a teacher before beginning systematic instruction
5. : a radio or television program rehearsal |