Definition of preform - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
early performanceRare perform beforehandRare
- She decided to preform her speech in front of her family..
2.
preliminary shapingTECH. shape something before another processTECH.
- The craftsman preformed the metal before casting.
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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- French:répéter, préformer, ...
- German:vorführen, vorformen, ...
- Italian:pre-eseguire, preformare, ...
- Spanish:preensayar, preformar, ...
- Portuguese:ensaiar, pré-moldar, ...
- Chinese:预演, 预塑, ...
- Japanese:事前に演じる, 成形する, ...
- Arabic:أَدَّى مُسْبَقًا, شَكَّلَ مبدئيًا, ...
- Hebrew:לְבַצֵּעַ מֵרֹאשׁ, לְעַצֵּב, ...
- Russian:репетировать, предварительно формировать, ...
- Ukrainian:виконати заздалегідь, надавати форму, ...
- Hindi:पूर्वाभ्यास करना, आकार देना, ...
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