IPA: /ˈpræktɪs/
KK: /ˈpræktɪs/
To do something regularly or repeatedly in order to improve a skill or ability.
She practices the piano every day to get better.
Past: practiced
Past Participle: practiced
A regular or repeated action that someone does, often to improve a skill or to follow a custom. It can also refer to a session where someone prepares or performs to get better at something.
She goes to soccer practice every Saturday to improve her skills.
To do something repeatedly or regularly in order to improve a skill or ability.
She practices the piano every day to become a better musician.
Past: practiced
Past Participle: practiced
Practice → It is derived from the Old French 'practique' (meaning action or practice) and the Latin 'practicus' (meaning practical or active). The word 'practice' refers to the act of doing something repeatedly to improve skill or proficiency.
Think of 'action' from the Old French source — practice means to engage in an action repeatedly to become better at it.