performance

1 عمومی:: كارایی‌، انجام‌، ایفا، اجرا، شاهكار، عملكرد، نمایش‌، كاربرجسته‌

شبکه مترجمین ایران

2 :: عملکرد، کارآمدی، کارایی

واژگان شبکه مترجمین ایران

1 general::   noun sth performed ADJ. live | public | evening, matinee | amateur, professional | cameo | solo | repeat The party are dreading a repeat performance of their defeat in the last election. | ballet, concert, dance, musical, opera, theatrical | benefit, charity VERB + PERFORMANCE give, put on The theatre is putting on a performance of the popular musical ‘Cats’. | attend, go to PERFORMANCE + NOUN art | artist PREP. in ~ The course aims to develop the children's appreciation of music in performance. way in which sth is done ADJ. brilliant, convincing, dazzling, electrifying, excellent, fine, flawless, good, great, impressive, inspired, outstanding, polished, remarkable, sparkling, spirited, strong, superb, wonderful The recording gives the most convincing performance of Stravinsky's ‘Rite of Spring’ to date. the country's strong economic performance over the last two years | bad, disappointing, lacklustre, poor | satisfactory | consistent | central Mel Gibson's central performance in the film as Hamlet | all-round, overall He got top marks for overall academic performance. | business, economic, financial, sales | academic, school VERB + PERFORMANCE deliver, give, put in The team put in an excellent performance at the World Cup. | affect | assess, measure | improve PERFORMANCE + NOUN indicator, level, measure, measurement, standard, target PREP. ~ as her fine performance as Ophelia | ~ from The film has a great performance from Jack Lemmon. | ~ on his flawless performance on the piano PHRASES a level/measure/quality/standard of performance to maintain a high level of performance | on past performance Sales forecasts were based on past performance. | the proper performance of your duties of a machine ADJ. high | low, poor | engine VERB + PERFORMANCE affect | assess, measure | enhance, improveNOTEperforming artswrite ~ He's written a new West End musical.do, present, perform, produce, put on, stage ~ We are proud to present the play ‘Rocket to the Moon’. The drama group is doing a show.direct ~ She is directing Verdi's opera ‘La Traviata’ at La Scala next year.act in, appear in, perform in, sing in, star in ~ He starred in the West End hit musical ‘Joseph and the Amazing Technicolour Dreamcoat’.rehearse (for) ~ We had no time to rehearse for the play.go to the ballet/opera/theatre I haven't been to the theatre for ages.see ~ Have you seen that new production of ‘Macbeth’?~ open ‘The Nutcracker’ opens in December.~ play, run The show has been playing to packed houses. The show ran for years on Broadway.~ close The musical closes this week after a record number of performances.a play/show folds The play folded after poor reviews.at the ballet/opera/theatre We met at the opera.in a/the ~ the characters in the play~ by a comedy by Molière

Oxford Collocations Dictionary

2 general:: noun show: Their performance was outstanding. noun efficiency: Her work needs improvement.

Simple Definitions

3 general:: performance verbs give a performance • Samuel Jackson gives a terrific performance as Elijah. turn in/deliver a performance (= give a performance ) • Both actors turn in great performances. • In the role of Carmen, Ms Leblanc delivered a quite exquisite performance. go to a performance ( also attend a performance formal ) • We can go to the evening performance if you prefer. • The Princess attended a performance of The Magic Flute at the London Coliseum. adjectives a fine/great performance • There are fine performances by Kathy Bates and Daryl Hannah. a memorable performance (= good and easy to remember ) • There were memorable performances from Madonna and U2. a brilliant/magnificent/superb performance • Rogers gave a brilliant performance of Chopin’s Piano Concerto No. 1. a virtuoso performance (= one showing great skill ) • He delivered a virtuoso performance as The Phantom Of The Opera. a live performance (= one performed for people who are watching ) • This is the band’s first live performance since last year. a solo performance (= one performed by a single musician, not a group ) • Young’s solo performances are often his most effective. COMMON ERRORS >>> Do not say ' have a performance ' or ' make a performance '. Say give a performance . performance 2 adjectives good • England needs to produce another good performance against France. strong • The performance of the retail sector continues to be strong. poor • Why is his performance in school so poor? disappointing • The country’s recent economic performance has been disappointing. lacklustre (= not good or impressive ) • The team must improve on Saturday’s lacklustre performance. economic performance • Its economic performance has not matched that of other countries. financial performance • Our overall financial performance has improved. verbs improve sb’s performance • These changes significantly improve the performance of the engine. produce a performance • Tiger Woods produced one of the best performances of his career. put in/up a (good/bad etc) performance • Liverpool put in a marvellous performance in the second half. assess sb’s performance (= judge how good or bad it is ) • Banks assess the performance and prospects of firms before lending. monitor sb’s performance • The children's performance at school is continually monitored. performance + NOUN performance indicators (= things that show how well someone or something is doing ) • We use a set of performance indicators to assess the level of progress. performance targets • Several train operators failed to meet the performance targets.

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