Practice (noun)
1. training
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Are you coming for dance practice tomorrow?
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I need more practice
before I take my driving test next month.
2. regular activity
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There’s a lot we can learn from Japanese business practices.
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It’s standard practice
to tip the waiters and waitresses in the US
3. action
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I’d like to see you put what you preach to practice.
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These are all great ideas, but how do you intend to
put them into practice?
4. work
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Sam recently left the government hospital and joined a
private
practice not far from his home.
Practise (verb)
1. training
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Sally practises
the piano for an hour every day. It’s no wonder she’s so good.
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I’m quite satisfied with the way I’m moving on the tennis
court. I just need to practise my
serve a bit more.
2. work
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How long has Dr Johnson been practising as a bone specialist?
3. regular activity
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Everyone has the right to practise their own religion in a democratic country.
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Practising safe sex is
crucial (= very important) in order
to avoid HIV infection.
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