Pronunciation: /pərˈfɔrm/
noun the action of performing a task or action
A1 She gave a great perform in the school play.
A2 The circus performers amazed the audience with their skills.
B1 The band's perform at the concert was well-received by the crowd.
B2 The ballet company's perform of 'Swan Lake' was exquisite.
C1 His perform in the lead role of the movie earned him critical acclaim.
C2 The opera singer's perform of the aria was breathtaking.
verb to carry out or execute a task or action
A1 I can perform a simple magic trick.
A2 She performed a beautiful dance at the talent show.
B1 The band will perform at the music festival next weekend.
B2 The actor performed brilliantly in the new movie.
C1 The orchestra will perform Beethoven's Symphony No. 9 at the concert.
C2 The ballet company is known for their exceptional performances around the world.
formal The orchestra will perform a symphony at the concert hall.
informal The band is going to perform at the local bar tonight.
slang The dance crew is gonna perform at the talent show.
figurative She always knows how to perform under pressure.
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