| 单词 | rehearse |
| 释义 | re·hearse transitive verb 1. a. < the term is duly rehearsed in most of the history books — S.L.Faison > < no need to rehearse here in detail the familiar story — F.L.Allen > b. < as if she had been in the dock she rehearsed her poor tale — Maurice Hewlett > 2. archaic < rehearses to a youth … the checkered story of her life — J.L.Lowes > 3. < an address which rehearsed the wrongs suffered by the army — H.E.Scudder > < rehearse the multitude of things produced by … savages and peasants — John Dewey > 4. a. < rehearsed the shooting of a rural story — Andrew Buchanan > < while his grandfather rehearsed campaign speeches — Current Biography > < familiar symphonies … rarely get rehearsed — Virgil Thomson > b. < staff members have been rehearsed for the gala opening — Springfield (Massachusetts) Union > < rehearses the orchestra three times for each of his programs — Virgil Thomson > 5. < the kitten rehearses the kind of actions the cat employs in catching its prey — John Dewey > < the Pacific Fleet will rehearse … a mission they might be called to perform — New York Times > intransitive verb < dominant actors who rehearsed in submissive roles — Helen H. Nowlis > Synonyms: see relate |
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