Dry run Meaning in English

expression

US

ˈdɹaɪ/ /ˈɹən

DRY-run

UK

dɹˈaɪ/ /ɹˈʌn

dry-RUN

التعريف

A practice or rehearsal of an event or procedure without the usual risks or final results, to make sure everything will work as planned.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

'Dry run' is informal and widely used in business, tech, and event planning. It refers only to practice, not the real event. Common with 'do a dry run' or 'run a dry run.' Not about being without water.

• Spanish: ensayo - simulacro
• Portuguese (BR): ensaio - simulação
• Portuguese (PT): ensaio - simulação
• Chinese (Simplified): 演习 - 试运行
• Chinese (Traditional): 演習 - 試運行
• Hindi: पूर्व अभ्यास - रिहर्सल
• Arabic: تجربة مبدئية - بروفة
• Bengali: প্রস্তুতি অনুশীলন - মহড়া
• Russian: репетиция - пробный запуск
• Japanese: リハーサル - 試運転
• Vietnamese: chạy thử - diễn tập
• Korean: 리허설 - 예행연습
• Turkish: prova - kuru çalışma
• Urdu: تربیتی مشق - مشقی ریہرسل
• Indonesian: uji coba - gladi bersih

جمل نموذجية

We will do a dry run of the presentation tomorrow.

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There was a dry run before the wedding ceremony.

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The team did a dry run of the fire drill.

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Let’s do a quick dry run before the guests arrive.

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The software passed every dry run with no errors.

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Before launching, we did a full dry run to catch any problems early.

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