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preparation

[prep-uh-rey-shuhn] / ˌprɛp əˈreɪ ʃən /




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"I feel like I'm more of a diesel engine sometimes where I need to get going first, then at some point I'll start playing good tennis. I have to play a preparation tournament."

From Barron's

Nevertheless, several weeks is not seen as enough time for proper recuperation before preparations begin for an 11-month campaign regarded as among the most onerous in professional sport.

From BBC

In explaining the reasons for England's poor performance in the Ashes, Key pointed to the white-ball series in New Zealand prior to this tour as a hindrance to preparation in Australia.

From BBC

That opportunity came with the video for J Balvin’s “Reggaeton,” which they had to sign on to do without being able to do much preparation.

From Los Angeles Times

Elsewhere, final preparations are being made ahead of huge firework displays in Edinburgh and in London.

From BBC