to represent a state, or emotion by action, especially on stage
We acted out our parts during the play.

(with prep.) to speak loudly
We called Paul over many times, but he couldn’t hear us over the noise in the cafeteria.

the top officer of a ship or a plane
The captain of the 'Titanic' sank with his ship.

to make a decision
Sue can't choose between the yellow and the blue sweater.

the character an actor plays on the stage, in a movie, or on television
Even the greatest actors started their career with small parts in a movie.

a story that is written and intended to be performed by actors on a stage
More people watch movies than plays.

to perform an action repeatedly in order to improve a skill
David practiced dancing until he could do the steps comfortably.

to produce something such as a play
The drama club wants to put on the greatest show for their last performance.

being prepared to do something
Are you ready for your camping trip?

a part of a play or movie in which something particular happens in one place and at one time
My favorite scene in 'Romeo and Juliet' is where Romeo calls out to Juliet under the balcony.