rehearsing in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for rehearsing in the English»Italian Dictionary

I.rehearse [Brit rɪˈhəːs, Am rəˈhərs] VB trans

1. rehearse THEAT:

rehearse scene

provare

rehearse performer

fare provare a, far fare le prove a

rehearse fig speech, excuse

provare, preparare

2. rehearse (recount) form:

rehearse story

raccontare

rehearse grievances

enumerare

II.rehearse [Brit rɪˈhəːs, Am rəˈhərs] VB intr

rehearse

provare, fare le prove (for per)

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they had a laugh rehearsing the scene

si divertirono molto a provare la scena

they've been rehearsing that scene for weeks and they still haven't got it right

provano quella scena da settimane e non sono ancora riusciti a farla bene

Translations for rehearsing in the Italian»English Dictionary

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concertare una sinfonia

to rehearse a symphony

hanno un locale per le prove

they've got a place where they can rehearse

provare, girare una scena

to rehearse, shoot a scene

provano quella scena da settimane

they've been rehearsing that scene for weeks

provare THEAT, MUS

to rehearse

rehearsing in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for rehearsing in the English»Italian Dictionary

rehearse [rɪ·ˈhɜ:rs] VB trans, intr

rehearse

provare

Translations for rehearsing in the Italian»English Dictionary

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provare

to rehearse

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The corps de ballet spends a lot more time rehearsing than the soloist, but it's actually very fun and interesting.

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He displays a taste for the arts and theatricals, forms an amateur group and earnestly begins rehearsing for a romantic play about separated lovers.

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She is first seen rehearsing for the prison's annual fashion show, which is soon cancelled.

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An amusing monodrama for a bass-baritone, the opera portrays a pompous maestro rehearsing an orchestra, often imitating the sound of the instruments.

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It follows that when the brain is unperturbed, such as during sleep, it is in essence rehearsing the perturbations of the day.

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Everything should be read with "re" in mind: repeating, rehearsing, reviewing, rewording, rewriting, revising, rethinking, returning, rereading and revisiting to name just a few.

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They continued rehearsing and played a few shows to tighten up their sound.

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Then he quickly collected friends and they started rehearsing.

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They teased their single announcement with a video of them rehearsing a dance routine to the track alongside their backing dancers.

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It featured clips of the band rehearsing, traveling, performing, studying, and their personal life with their family and friends.

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