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run-through
This term conveys a sense of speed and efficiency, focusing on the flow of a sequence rather than a deep dive into individual details. In a theatrical or musical context, it implies a continuous execution of the work from start to finish to check timing and transitions, avoiding the stop-and-start nature of detailed rehearsals.
When used to describe a summary, it suggests a high-level overview intended to align participants quickly. It is common in professional and casual settings where time is limited and the goal is a general understanding of a plan rather than an exhaustive analysis.
Meanings
A rapid rehearsal of a performance or presentation to ensure everything is correct.
Examples
Let us do one final run-through of the play before the curtains open.
I need a quick run-through of the project requirements before the meeting starts.
Can you give me a run-through of what happened while I was away?
The band decided to do a full run-through of the setlist in the studio.
Just give me a brief run-through of the itinerary for tomorrow.
I wonder if we have time for one more run-through of the presentation.
The director called for a technical run-through to check the lighting cues.
Give me a run-through of the rules before we start the game.