Pronunciation: /truːp/
noun a group of actors, dancers, or performers who work together
A1 The troupe of actors rehearsed their lines for the play.
A2 The circus troupe traveled from town to town, entertaining audiences with their performances.
B1 The dance troupe practiced diligently to prepare for their upcoming recital.
B2 The comedy troupe was known for their hilarious sketches and improv performances.
C1 The Shakespearean troupe put on a riveting performance of 'Hamlet' at the theater.
C2 The ballet troupe received rave reviews for their stunning interpretation of 'Swan Lake'.
verb None
A1 The children troupe around the playground during recess.
A2 The dancers troupe across the stage in perfect synchronization.
B1 The protesters troupe outside the government building demanding change.
B2 The actors troupe through the streets promoting their new play.
C1 The circus troupe through Europe showcasing their incredible talents.
C2 The marching band troupe through the city streets during the parade.
adjective None
A1 The troupe of clowns entertained the children at the birthday party.
A2 We watched a troupe of dancers perform traditional folk dances.
B1 The troupe of actors rehearsed tirelessly for their upcoming play.
B2 The circus troupe traveled from town to town, putting on spectacular shows.
C1 The troupe of acrobats amazed the audience with their daring stunts.
C2 The ballet troupe received rave reviews for their latest performance.
adverb None
A1 The troupe of actors performed a funny play.
A2 The circus troupe traveled from town to town.
B1 The dance troupe rehearsed tirelessly for their upcoming performance.
B2 The troupe of musicians played a beautiful symphony at the concert.
C1 The theater troupe received rave reviews for their latest production.
C2 The troupe of acrobats amazed the audience with their daring stunts.
pronoun None
A1 The troupe performed a lively dance at the village festival.
A2 The troupe of actors rehearsed their lines for the upcoming play.
B1 The troupe traveled from city to city, putting on shows for audiences of all ages.
B2 The troupe's performance received rave reviews from critics and audience members alike.
C1 The troupe's dedication to their craft was evident in every flawless performance.
C2 The troupe's innovative approach to theater pushed the boundaries of traditional storytelling.
preposition None
A1 The troupe of actors performed a play.
A2 The circus troupe traveled from city to city.
B1 The dance troupe rehearsed tirelessly for their upcoming performance.
B2 The theater troupe received rave reviews for their latest production.
C1 The troupe of musicians embarked on a world tour.
C2 The comedy troupe entertained audiences with their improv show.
conjunction None
A1 The troupe of actors performed a play.
A2 The circus troupe traveled from city to city.
B1 The dance troupe rehearsed tirelessly for their upcoming performance.
B2 The troupe of musicians played a beautiful piece of music.
C1 The theater troupe received rave reviews for their latest production.
C2 The troupe of acrobats amazed the audience with their daring stunts.
interjection None
A1 Troupe! Let's all go to the park together.
A2 Troupe, I can't believe we all made it to the concert on time.
B1 Troupe, it's time to start rehearsing for the play.
B2 Troupe, we need to work together to make this performance a success.
C1 Troupe, I have complete faith in our abilities to put on a great show.
C2 Troupe, let's show the audience what we're capable of with this production.
article None
A1 The troupe of actors performed a funny play for the children.
A2 The troupe of dancers rehearsed their routine for the upcoming show.
B1 The troupe of musicians played a beautiful concert in the park.
B2 The troupe of acrobats amazed the audience with their daring stunts.
C1 The troupe of actors and actresses received rave reviews for their performance.
C2 The troupe of performers traveled the world showcasing their talent.
formal The theater troupe performed a classical play for the audience.
informal The troupe put on a great show last night!
slang That troupe is so talented, they really know how to entertain.
figurative The troupe of dancers moved in perfect harmony, like a well-oiled machine.
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