performing
/pə'fɔ:miɳ/
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Definition
- Noun:
- The act of presenting a play, concert, or other form of entertainment to an audience: "Performing" refers to the activity of executing an artistic work or a role in front of spectators.
- The execution or carrying out of a task, action, or function: In a broader sense, "performing" can denote the act of accomplishing a specific duty or operation.
Usage and Examples
- Noun:
- Her performing in the lead role was critically acclaimed. (Her execution of the lead role was praised by critics.)
- The daily performing of routine checks is essential for safety. (The daily carrying out of routine checks is essential for safety.)
Advanced Usage
- "The performing of": This formal construction emphasizes the action itself.
- The performing of this symphony requires a large orchestra. (The execution of this symphony requires a large orchestra.)
Variants and Related Words
- Performance (n): A single instance or the quality of performing.
- The evening's performance was sold out.
- Performer (n): A person who performs, especially as an entertainer.
- She is a talented performer.
- Perform (v): To carry out an action or to entertain an audience.
- The band will perform tonight.
Synonyms
- Execution: The act of carrying out a plan, order, or course of action.
- Presentation: The act of showing or offering something for others to see or experience.
Related Phrases
- Performing arts: Arts such as dance, music, or drama that are performed for an audience.
- She studied the performing arts in college.
- Performing rights: The right to perform a work in public.
- The composer's estate collects fees for the performing rights.
Noun
- the performance of a part or role in a drama