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レンシュウ
Meanings
Noun
Verb (する)
1. practice; training; drill; (an) exercise; workout
Alt. forms
練れん習しゅう
99%
レンシュウ
Pitch accent
レ
ンシュウ
Conjugations...Used in: 2
Used in vocabulary (20 in total)
practice field; training ground; driving range; practice hall; rehearsal space
sparring partner
voice training; vocal exercises
17 more...
Examples (52 in total)
You'll improve with practice.
Practice your French.
I'm practicing judo.
If you keep practicing, you'll get better at it.
Do keep practicing!
How was choir practice?
I'm very busy practicing after school.
To make coffee also requires practice.
I need more conversational practice.
He practiced every day at home.
Mike didn't join the practice yesterday.
I practise for three hours every day.
Tom practices piano every day.
You should practice playing the piano regularly.
She's practicing the piano day and night.
I need more speaking practice.
She practiced typing every day.
If you practice doing that every day, you'll get better at it.
When do you practice the piano?
She spends a lot of time practicing the piano.
You have only to practice every day.
The teacher stressed the importance of daily practice.
She practiced her English pronunciation yesterday.
We practice soccer every Saturday.
Playing the violin requires much practice.
I got a blister on my hand from practicing tennis.
It takes a great deal of practice to master a foreign language.
You must practice grammar.
Mike doesn't practice basketball on Monday.
Practice is the only way to master foreign languages.
How many times a week does the football team practice?
How many times a week does the soccer team practice?
No matter how hard the training was, she never cried.
Because novels, just like paintings, need you to practice.
It takes years of practice to play the piano well.
We practiced very hard to beat them.
Joe practices sports most of the time.
He practices playing the guitar until late at night.
No matter how hard I practiced, I wasn't able to do the backstroke.
Listening practice tends to be monotonous.
Practice volleying against two players.
To write good English requires a lot of practice.
You must practice it at regular intervals.
He practiced the piece many times before the concert.
She prepared herself for the tennis match by practicing for hours every day.
Long practice enabled him to speak fluent English.
He practices the piano every day to become a pianist.
If you've got time to play around on an acoustic guitar, practice your bass!
The teacher asked the students to practice the dialogue in pairs.
Roy practiced very hard to get his ski instructor's license.
I hurt my knee today, so I'm not going to practice today.
She would often practice the violin on the roof.