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per·for·mance [pəˈfɔ:mən(t)s] N

1. performance:

performance (entertaining, showing)
performance of a play, opera, ballet, symphony
performance of a part
performance of a song, musical piece
performance of a song, musical piece
performance (show, event)
to put on a performance of a play
to give a performance

2. performance (capability, effectiveness):

performance
performance

3. performance (level of achievement):

performance
performance
performance
to give a good/poor performance

4. performance no pl (execution):

the performance of sth
the performance of a duty/task

5. performance inf (fuss):

performance

6. performance Brit inf (difficult job):

to be quite/such a performance

7. performance LING:

performance

eve·ning per·ˈfor·mance N

evening performance

high-per·ˈfor·mance ADJ

high-performance
high-performance

per·ˈfor·mance-en·hanc·ing ADJ attr

performance-enhancing drugs, substances:

performance-enhancing
performance-enhancing drugs

per·ˈfor·mance lev·el N

1. performance level (achievement):

performance level
performance level

2. performance level:

performance level ECON, MECH (output)
performance level (efficiency)

per·ˈfor·mance re·port N

performance report

re·peat per·ˈfor·mance N

1. repeat performance (repetition of show):

repeat performance

2. repeat performance (pattern):

repeat performance

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Now a music, performance and arts venue, known for photoshoots and filming.
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However, the show closed after only 4 performances.
en.wikipedia.org
Windows 8 shows the fruit of several quiet years of throwing out the cruft and refactoring vital portions of the software for performance.
www.theregister.co.uk
It was given only given sixteen performances between the premiere and the 1895-1896 season, and was not performed at all in 1897.
en.wikipedia.org
It was not only her performances on the court which were noted, however.
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