continuous run-through
nounUK /kənˈtɪnjuəs rʌn θruː/
US /kənˈtɪnjuəs rʌn θruː/
A practice where you do the whole thing from start to finish without stopping.
The actors did a continuous run-through of the play before opening night.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A test of a whole computer program or process from beginning to end without pauses.
The engineers performed a continuous run-through of the new software.
3. A complete pass through a set of steps or tasks without breaking.
We did a continuous run-through of the safety checklist.
4. A single unbroken showing of a film or video from start to finish.
The director watched a continuous run-through of the final cut.