run through
/ˈrʌn ˌθru/
noun
- A practice or rehearsal of a performance, such as a play, concert, or presentation, from beginning to end.
- The cast did a full run-through of the play the night before opening.
- We only have time for one quick run-through before the client arrives.
- After the run-through, the director asked the actors to work on their timing.
- A quick review or summary of something, such as a list, plan, or procedure.
- The manager gave us a run-through of the new safety rules.
- She did a run-through of her packing list to make sure she hadn't forgotten anything.
- I need a run-through of the agenda before the meeting starts.