英语词汇practice的词组、短语、固定搭配翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

practice /ˈpræktəs, ˈpræktɪs/ noun 1. the activity of doing something regularly, so that you can improve your skill at itverbssth takes/requires practice (=you can only learn to do it well by practising) Learning to drive well takes a lot of practice. | Making pots requires practice.do some practice/do your practice Have you done your piano practice?have had a lot of practice/have not had much practice I’m not very good yet, but I haven’t had much practice.get some practice/a lot of practice etc You must get as much practice as possible before the competition.need more practice She needs more practice if she’s going to pass her driving test.nouns + practicefootball/basketball etc practice We have football practice on Thursdays.piano/cello etc practice I’ve got to do my cello practice later.teaching practice BrE You have to do three months of teaching practice before you qualify.target practice (=practice shooting at something) The area is used by the army for target practice.batting/catching etc practice We’d better do some batting practice before the game.choir practice (=when a choir practises singing together) There’s choir practice on Tuesday evening.band practice (=when a band practises playing together) I met John on my way to band practice.practice + nounsa practice session The team have regular practice sessions after school.a practice game The girls have done well in practice games against players who are a lot older.a practice ground/field He turned up at the practice ground without his kit.a practice shot Louise was taking practice shots from the tee.prepositionswith practice You’ll improve with practice, I’m sure.in practice for sth (=practising for something) He crashed in practice for the Australian Grand Prix.at football/choir etc practice Eva is at her choir practice.phrasesyears/hours/months etc of practice Learning to play like that takes years of practice.a lot/lots/plenty of practice You’ll get plenty of practice on the 5-day course.sb is out of practice (=they have not done something very much recently and are not as good as before) I’m a bit out of practice so don’t expect too much.2. the usual way of doing somethingadjectives/nouns + practicecommon/standard/normal practice (=the usual way that something is done) Leaving a tip is standard practice in the US.best/good practice (=an example of a good way of doing something) He illustrated his talk with examples of good practice in the classroom.bad practice It’s bad practice to leave your tools out overnight.accepted practice (=considered to be right) It was accepted practice back then for women to stay at home and look after the children.established practice (=the way something has been done for a long time) Over the years, this system has become established practice.working practices Changes in working practices have improved efficiency.sound practice (=a sensible way of doing something) It’s sound practice to check that the car isn’t in gear before you start the engine.verbsadopt a practice (=start doing something in a particular way) The practice of using casual labour was adopted by many farms.follow a practice Australia followed the British practice of driving on the left.introduce a practice More flexible working practices were introduced last year.implement a practice (=officially introduce a practice) The city council was criticized for failing to implement good practice.prepositionsthe practice of doing sth The practice of using mercenaries to fight wars is not new.phrasesa code of practice The company’s code of practice on disciplinary procedures is set out in the Employee Handbook.changes in practice Some changes in practice were introduced to conform with the new law.make a practice of sth (=start doing it regularly) He has made a practice of hiring disabled people.

词组	practice
释义	practice /ˈpræktəs, ˈpræktɪs/ noun 1. the activity of doing something regularly, so that you can improve your skill at itverbssth takes/requires practice (=you can only learn to do it well by practising) Learning to drive well takes a lot of practice. \| Making pots requires practice.do some practice/do your practice Have you done your piano practice?have had a lot of practice/have not had much practice I’m not very good yet, but I haven’t had much practice.get some practice/a lot of practice etc You must get as much practice as possible before the competition.need more practice She needs more practice if she’s going to pass her driving test.nouns + practicefootball/basketball etc practice We have football practice on Thursdays.piano/cello etc practice I’ve got to do my cello practice later.teaching practice BrE You have to do three months of teaching practice before you qualify.target practice (=practice shooting at something) The area is used by the army for target practice.batting/catching etc practice We’d better do some batting practice before the game.choir practice (=when a choir practises singing together) There’s choir practice on Tuesday evening.band practice (=when a band practises playing together) I met John on my way to band practice.practice + nounsa practice session The team have regular practice sessions after school.a practice game The girls have done well in practice games against players who are a lot older.a practice ground/field He turned up at the practice ground without his kit.a practice shot Louise was taking practice shots from the tee.prepositionswith practice You’ll improve with practice, I’m sure.in practice for sth (=practising for something) He crashed in practice for the Australian Grand Prix.at football/choir etc practice Eva is at her choir practice.phrasesyears/hours/months etc of practice Learning to play like that takes years of practice.a lot/lots/plenty of practice You’ll get plenty of practice on the 5-day course.sb is out of practice (=they have not done something very much recently and are not as good as before) I’m a bit out of practice so don’t expect too much.2. the usual way of doing somethingadjectives/nouns + practicecommon/standard/normal practice (=the usual way that something is done) Leaving a tip is standard practice in the US.best/good practice (=an example of a good way of doing something) He illustrated his talk with examples of good practice in the classroom.bad practice It’s bad practice to leave your tools out overnight.accepted practice (=considered to be right) It was accepted practice back then for women to stay at home and look after the children.established practice (=the way something has been done for a long time) Over the years, this system has become established practice.working practices Changes in working practices have improved efficiency.sound practice (=a sensible way of doing something) It’s sound practice to check that the car isn’t in gear before you start the engine.verbsadopt a practice (=start doing something in a particular way) The practice of using casual labour was adopted by many farms.follow a practice Australia followed the British practice of driving on the left.introduce a practice More flexible working practices were introduced last year.implement a practice (=officially introduce a practice) The city council was criticized for failing to implement good practice.prepositionsthe practice of doing sth The practice of using mercenaries to fight wars is not new.phrasesa code of practice The company’s code of practice on disciplinary procedures is set out in the Employee Handbook.changes in practice Some changes in practice were introduced to conform with the new law.make a practice of sth (=start doing it regularly) He has made a practice of hiring disabled people.
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