performance

UK [pəˈfɔː.məns] US [pɚˈfɔɹ.məns]
noun 5

Collocations

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1

(noun.) sth performed

ADJ

live | public | evening, matinee | amateur, professional | cameo | solo

repeat

The band's repeat performance next month will give fans another chance to hear their new songs.

ballet, concert, dance, musical, opera, theatrical | benefit, charity

VERB + PERFORMANCE

give, put on

The local school gave an impressive performance at the winter concert last week.

attend, go to

PERFORMANCE + NOUN

art | artist

PREP

in ~

The singer gave an impressive performance in front of thousands of excited fans.

2

(noun.) way in which sth is done

ADJ

brilliant, convincing, dazzling, electrifying, excellent, fine, flawless, good, great, impressive, inspired, outstanding, polished, remarkable, sparkling, spirited, strong, superb, wonderful

The young pianist delivered a flawless performance that left the entire audience speechless.

bad, disappointing, lacklustre, poor | satisfactory | consistent

central

The actor's central performance in the play earned her several award nominations.

all-round, overall

The team's all-round performance this season has impressed everyone at the club.

business, economic, financial, sales | academic, school

VERB + PERFORMANCE

deliver, give, put in

The pianist gave a brilliant performance that left the audience speechless.

affect | assess, measure | improve

PERFORMANCE + NOUN

indicator, level, measure, measurement, standard, target

PREP

~ as

The actor received critical praise for his outstanding performance as the villain in the new crime thriller.

~ from

We really enjoyed a wonderful performance from the local dance company last night.

~ on

The dancer's impressive performance on stage earned her a standing ovation from the audience.

PHRASES

a level/measure/quality/standard of performance

The team's recent poor quality of performance worried the coach before the important match.

on past performance

The company's new manager was hired based on her past performance at the previous firm.

the proper performance of your duties

3

(noun.) of a machine

ADJ

high | low, poor | engine

VERB + PERFORMANCE

affect | assess, measure | enhance, improve

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