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rehearse in Russian

rehearse in Russian is твердить, излагать, репети́ровать — rehearse means to practise a performance, speech, or scene in preparation for the real thing.

rehearse in Russian

твердить
verb
Pronounced: tverdit
(transitive) To repeat, as what has been already said; to tell over again; to recite.
излагать
verb
Pronounced: izlagat
(transitive) To narrate; to relate; to tell; to recount.
репети́ровать
verb
Pronounced: repetirovat

What does "rehearse" mean?

  1. verb To practise a performance, speech, or scene in preparation for the real thing.
    "The actors rehearsed the final scene for hours."
  2. verb To prepare and go over a story carefully so it sounds convincing.
    "He'd clearly rehearsed his excuse before coming home."
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rehearse in a sentence

  • The actors rehearsed the final scene for hours.
  • She rehearsed her presentation in front of the mirror.
  • He'd clearly rehearsed his excuse before coming home.

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What is "rehearse" in Russian?

"rehearse" in Russian is твердить, излагать, репети́ровать. rehearse means: To practise a performance, speech, or scene in preparation for the real thing.

How do you pronounce твердить?

"rehearse" in Russian is твердить, pronounced "tverdit".

How do you use "rehearse" in a sentence?

Example: "The actors rehearsed the final scene for hours." In Russian, "rehearse" is твердить, излагать, репети́ровать.

Are there other ways to say "rehearse" in Russian?

Yes — Russian has 3 translations listed for "rehearse": твердить, излагать, репети́ровать.

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