performance noun
1-) act of entertaining
ADJECTIVES
live • public
・I love watching live performances.
evening, matinee
・The evening performance exceeded my expectations.
amateur, professional
・Professional performances demand a high level of discipline and commitment.
cameo • solo • repeat
・The solo performance captivated the audience from start to finish.
benefit, charity
・The performers volunteered their time for the charity performance.
ballet, concert, dance, musical, vocal, opera, theatrical
・The ballet performance transported me to a world of beauty and artistry.
brilliant, excellent, fine, good, great, impressive, memorable, outstanding, stunning
・Her performance was outstanding, captivating the entire audience.
VERBS
give, deliver
・She gives the most powerful performance with her soulful voice.
produce, put on, stage
・The theater group put on performances of classic Shakespeare plays.
attend, go to, see, watch
・We're planning to attend a live theater performance this weekend.
feature
・The gala will feature a performance by a celebrated opera singer.
NOUNS
art • artist
・The gallery showcased a wide range of performance art.
PREPOSITIONS
in
・The musician's fingers flew across the piano keys in performance.
2-) way in which something is done
ADJECTIVES
brilliant, convincing, dazzling, electrifying, excellent, fine, flawless, good, great, impressive, inspired, outstanding, polished, remarkable, sparkling, spirited, strong, superb, wonderful
・The project was completed successfully thanks to the excellent team performances.
bad, disappointing, lacklustre, poor
・His poor performance on the exam reflected a lack of preparation.
satisfactory • consistent • central
・The singer's central performance at the concert was the highlight of the night.
all-round, overall
・The team's overall performance in the competition was commendable.
business, economic, financial, sales
・The economic performance of the country experienced a recession.
academic, school
・Her overall academic performance has been consistently outstanding.
VERBS
achieve, deliver, give, produce, put in
・The student delivered an impressive performance.
affect
・Lack of sleep can affect your performance at work or school.
assess, evaluate, measure, monitor
・We need to regularly monitor our performance to track our progress.
boost, enhance, increase • improve
・Feedback and constructive criticism can help individuals improve their performance.
maximize, optimize
・Regular training and practice can help optimize performance.
NOUNS
indicator, level, measure, measurement, standard, target
・Customer satisfaction is an important performance indicator.
PREPOSITIONS
as
・She excelled in her performance as Juliet in the school play.
from
・We witnessed a great performance from the talented singer.
on
・She gave a polished performance on the piano.
PHRASES
a level/measure/quality/standard of performance
・The team consistently maintains a high level of performance.
on past performance
・Based on past performance, we can predict future success.
the proper performance of your duties
・Paying attention to detail is crucial for the proper performance of your duties.
3-) of a machine
ADJECTIVES
high • low, poor
・The machine has been consistently displaying high performance.
VERBS
affect • enhance, improve
・Upgrading the software can enhance performance.
assess, measure
・We employ various methods to measure the machine's performance.
NOUNS
engine
・The engine's performance was amazing.