B2nounmediabusiness
US/ˈpriː.vjuː/
UK/ˈpriː.vjuː/
a chance to see something such as a film, show or product before other people can
In context
Guests were invited to a special preview of the new exhibition.
Here is a short preview of next week's agenda.
You can click the link for a preview of the document before you download it.
Words that go with preview
adjective + noun
- a sneak previewThe company gave reporters a sneak preview of the new phone.
- free previewSubscribers get a free preview of the next season.
noun + preposition
- a preview ofThis chapter is a preview of the main argument.
noun + noun
- press previewThe press preview takes place on Tuesday morning.
- print previewCheck the print preview before you print the report.
- preview screeningA preview screening of the film is on Friday evening.
Common mistakes
Incorrect:
make a previewCorrect: give a preview