Pronunciation: /pərˈfɔːrmɪŋ/
noun the act of presenting a play, concert, or other form of entertainment to an audience
A1 I enjoy watching performing arts like dance and theater.
A2 The circus performers did an amazing job of entertaining the audience.
B1 She has been performing in musicals for years and has gained a lot of experience.
B2 The orchestra is known for their exceptional performing skills and precision.
C1 His performing abilities have earned him critical acclaim and numerous awards.
C2 The ballet company's performing arts program is considered one of the best in the world.
verb to carry out or execute a task or action
A1 She is performing a dance at the school talent show.
A2 The magician is performing tricks to entertain the audience.
B1 The orchestra will be performing Beethoven's Symphony No. 9 next week.
B2 The actor received rave reviews for his performance in the new play.
C1 The renowned pianist will be performing at the prestigious concert hall.
C2 The ballet company is known for their flawless performances of classical works.
adjective describing someone or something involved in a performance
A1 She is performing a magic show for her friends.
A2 The performing seals at the zoo are always a crowd favorite.
B1 The performing arts center offers a variety of classes for all ages.
B2 The orchestra is known for their outstanding performing skills.
C1 His performing abilities have earned him critical acclaim in the theater world.
C2 The ballet company is known for its exceptional performing talent.
formal The orchestra will be performing a symphony at the concert hall tonight.
informal The band is performing at the local bar this weekend.
slang The dancers are performing their routine at the club tonight.
figurative She is performing a balancing act trying to juggle work and family responsibilities.
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