[ˈfoʁlaɡə]

Definitions

1. noun

A draft or preliminary version of a document, especially a parliamentary or legislative proposal.

“The government released the vorlage for the new tax reform bill to the public for review.”

2. noun

A preliminary sketch or model, especially in art or architecture.

“The artist began with a simple vorlage for the sculpture before adding details.”

3. noun

The first shot or take of a scene in film or television production.

“The director called for a retake after the first vorlage didn’t meet their expectations.”

4. verb

To provide or offer a draft or preliminary version of something.

“The team will vorlage the proposal to the client for feedback.”