Definition of orchestrate - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
planningorganize elements to achieve a desired effect
- He orchestrated the event to ensure its success.
2.
musicTECH. arrange music for an orchestraTECH.
- She orchestrated the symphony for the concert.
Expressions with orchestrate
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organize and coordinate a plan
She orchestrated a plan to improve team productivity..
Origin of orchestrate
Italian, orchestrare (to orchestrate)
Terms with orchestrate included in their meaning
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event planning
orchestrate and carry out an event
campaign mimicry
orchestrate a campaign to mimic public opinion
Examples of orchestrate in a sentence
They orchestrated the merger to maximize benefits. He orchestrated the piece for a full orchestra. The composer orchestrated the music for the film.
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- French:orchestrer, arranger, ...
- German:organisieren, orchestrieren, ...
- Italian:orchestrare, ...
- Spanish:orquestar, instrumentar, ...
- Portuguese:orquestrar, arranjar, ...
- Chinese:策划, 编排, ...
- Japanese:計画を立てる, 編曲する, ...
- Arabic:نَسَّقَ, وَزَّعَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְתַזְמֵר, לְעַבֵּד לְתַזְמוֹרֶת, ...
- Russian:организовать, аранжировать, ...
- Ukrainian:організувати, аранжувати, ...
- Hindi:समन्वित करना, व्यवस्था करना, ...
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