rehearser

rehearser — 名詞

1. a person who goes over lines, music, steps, or a speech again before performing

1.名詞C1
釋義

排練者

反覆排演的人

a person who goes over lines, music, steps, or a speech again before performing it in public

例句

Mina is a careful rehearser who marks every pause in her speech.

Mina 是個仔細的排練者，會在演講稿上標出每一個停頓。

adjective + rehearser

Before sunrise, Rodrigo was already the first rehearser in the band room.

天還沒亮，Rodrigo 就已經是樂團裡第一個到排練室的人。

first rehearser in + place

同義詞
  • practiser

    broader; can refer to anyone who trains a skill, not specifically for a performance

  • performer

    describes the person on stage, not the act of preparing beforehand

  • improviser

    contrasts with someone who prepares by repeated practice

反義詞
  • improviser

    someone who performs without carefully practising in advance

文法句型

a rehearser

rehearser of + noun phrase

good / quick / careful rehearser

用法筆記

Usually modified by adjectives such as 'careful', 'quick', or 'regular' and often linked to lines, songs, speeches, or scenes. Much rarer than the verb rehearse, so many speakers would simply say 'someone who rehearses a lot' instead.

常見錯誤

❌The rehearser sang beautifully on stage.
✅The singer sang beautifully on stage.
💡'rehearser' names the person practising, not their performance role.