preform
ˈpriːfɔːrm
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Definition of preform - Reverso English Dictionary

Verb

tr.
1.
early performanceRareperform beforehandRare
  • She decided to preform her speech in front of her family..
prepare rehearse
2.
preliminary shapingTECH.shape something before another processTECH.
  • The craftsman preformed the metal before casting.
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Origin of preform

Latin, prae (before) + forma (shape)

Examples of preform in a sentence

  • She wanted to preform the dance routine to ensure she remembered all the steps.
  • The jeweler preformed the gold before engraving.
  • They preformed the clay to make it easier to mold.

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  1. French:répéter, préformer, ...
  2. German:vorführen, vorformen, ...
  3. Italian:pre-eseguire, preformare, ...
  4. Spanish:preensayar, preformar, ...
  5. Portuguese:ensaiar, pré-moldar, ...
  6. Chinese:预演, 预塑, ...
  7. Japanese:事前に演じる, 成形する, ...
  8. Arabic:أَدَّى مُسْبَقًا, شَكَّلَ مبدئيًا, ...
  9. Hebrew:לְבַצֵּעַ מֵרֹאשׁ, לְעַצֵּב, ...
  10. Russian:репетировать, предварительно формировать, ...
  11. Ukrainian:виконати заздалегідь, надавати форму, ...
  12. Hindi:पूर्वाभ्यास करना, आकार देना, ...
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