rehearsal
/ɹɪˈhɝsl̩/
noun 3
Collocations
12(noun.)
ADJ
dress
VERB + REHEARSAL
do, have, hold
The orchestra will hold a rehearsal tomorrow afternoon to prepare for the concert.
attend, go to
REHEARSAL + VERB
take place
go
The dress rehearsal went smoothly, and the director seemed pleased with everyone's performance.
REHEARSAL + NOUN
room, space, studio | time
PREP
at (a/the) ~
The director gave us detailed feedback at rehearsal yesterday afternoon.
during (a/the) ~
The director stopped the band during rehearsal to correct their timing.
in ~
The theater company has a new musical in rehearsal that will open next month.
~ for
The band spent three months in rehearsal for their world tour.
~ of
The orchestra spent three hours on a rehearsal of the new symphony before opening night.
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