see a preview

Frequency: 7.511.0 per million words

To watch a showing of something before it is released to the public.

previewVERB + NOUN

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see

Examples (10)

  • I'm excited to see a preview of the new film tonight.
  • Did you get to see the preview of their upcoming game?
  • We will see a preview of the art exhibition before it opens to the public.
  • Journalists often see previews of products before their official launch.
  • She hopes to see a special preview of the musical next week.
  • Having already seen a preview, I can confirm the show is fantastic.
  • Many critics see previews to write their reviews in advance.
  • If you want to see a preview, you need to register for the event.
  • They were lucky enough to see an exclusive preview of the fashion collection.
  • I can't wait to see the preview and decide if I want to buy tickets.