Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Rehearse"

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A: To rehearse is to practice a performance.

A: To practice something, but more specifically, something like a program or a play. You "rehearse" things that have to go in a certain order. Weddings have rehearsals, plays have rehearsals, you rehearse a speech, etc.

A: thank you!

A: She was rehearsing for the audition.
We had a rehearsal today with the band.
I rehearsed my lines so the script will go smoothly.
The rehearsal of the concert went good.

A: We must all go to rehearsal so that we can rehearse the play.

A: The band rehearsed for three hours.

When exactly do you plan to rehearse your presentation?

A: Rehearse means to prepare by practicing.
Repeat means to do something over and over again.

A: Rehearse usually means to practice one thing over and over, mainly being a piece of work for later public performance, such as rehearsing for a dance or play, while practice is a more vague idea as you can practice sports and you can also practice video games and is used to describe one maintaining their proficiency in the said activity.
“ I need to rehearse for the upcoming play as I haven’t been doing so lately”
“ I’m gonna just practice these drills until I feel good about them.”

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A: but to practice something is to do it over and over

A: rehearse

A: “Run through” is more common for me (: you can also say “go over”

A: This is sounds natural! But there's more clarification.

We've just started rehearsing the dance for our graduation.

A: @amberlearnskorean thank you!

A: so the third option is understandable but not natural right

A: Perfect