preview
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/ˈpriːvjuː/
🇬🇧
/ˈpriːvjuː/
noun
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A special showing of a film or show before it opens to everyone.
We got an early preview of the new movie before its release.
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A news article that describes a film or TV show before it airs.
The newspaper gave a preview of next week's TV shows.
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Short clips from a film or show used to advertise it.
The preview for the new series looks exciting.
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A chance to see what something will look like before it's final.
Use the preview to check how your document will print.
verb
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To watch a film or show before others and write about it.
Critics will preview the new play for the newspaper.
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To give a short introduction to something that will happen.
The teacher will preview tomorrow's lesson for the class.
translation
A special showing of a film or show before it opens to everyone.; A news article that describes a film or TV show before it airs.; Short clips from a film or show used to advertise it.; A chance to see what something will look like before it's final.
To watch a film or show before others and write about it.; To give a short introduction to something that will happen.
Word Forms
3rd Present
previews
Past
previewed
Perfect
previewed
Progressive
previewing
Plural
previews