orchestrating

ˈɔːkɪstreɪtɪŋ

Definition

Definition of orchestrating - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

coordinationcoordinating multiple elements smoothly

The manager is orchestrating the team's efforts for the project.

arranging

coordinating

organizing

organizationarranging or organizing complex tasks

She is orchestrating the entire event with great precision.

arranging

coordinating

organizing

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Origin of orchestrating

Greek, orcheisthai (to dance)

Examples of orchestrating in a sentence

The director is orchestrating the various scenes of the play.
Orchestrating the project required meticulous planning.
He was skilled at orchestrating large-scale operations.

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French:orchestrant, organisant, ...
German:koordinierend, organisierend, ...
Italian:armonizzando, coordinando, ...
Spanish:orquestando, organizando, ...
Portuguese:orquestrando, organizando, ...
Chinese:协调的, 组织的, ...
Japanese:調整している, 企画している, ...
Arabic:مُنَسِّق, مُنَسِّق, ...
Hebrew:מְתוּזְמָר, מְתַאֵם, ...
Russian:координирующий, организующий, ...
Ukrainian:координуючий, організуючий, ...
Hindi:समन्वयकारी, संयोजनकारी, ...
Bengali:সমন্বয়কারী, আয়োজক, ...
Catalan:coordinador, articulador, ...
Czech:koordinující, ...
Danish:koordinerende, som koordinerer komplekse opgaver, ...
Dutch:coördineren, ...
Greek:που συντονίζει ομαλά πολλά στοιχεία, που συντονίζει, ...
Hungarian:összehangoló, szervező, ...
Khmer:ដែលសម្របសម្រួលធាតុជាច្រើនឱ្យដំណើរការរលូន, កំពុងសម្របសម្រួល, ...
Korean:조율하는, ...
Persian:هماهنگ‌کننده, برنامه‌ریز, ...
Polish:koordynujący, organizujący, ...
Portuguese (BR):harmonizando, arranjando, ...
Romanian:coordonând, organizând, ...
Swedish:koordinerar, organiserar, ...
Thai:ประสาน, ประสานงาน, ...
Turkish:koordine eden, düzenleyen, ...
Vietnamese:điều phối, tổ chức, ...

orchestrate

ˈɔːrkɪstreɪt

Definition of orchestrate - Reverso English Dictionary

Verb

tr.

planningorganize elements to achieve a desired effect

He orchestrated the event to ensure its success.

arrange

coordinate

plan

music

TECH.

arrange music for an orchestra

TECH.

She orchestrated the symphony for the concert.

arrange

score

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orchestrate a plan

organize and coordinate a plan

She orchestrated a plan to improve team productivity..

Origin of orchestrate

Italian, orchestrare (to orchestrate)

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, ...
Bengali:সমন্বয় করা, সঙ্গীত সাজানো, ...
Catalan:orquestrar, arranjar, ...
Czech:zorganizovat, instrumentovat, ...
Danish:orkestrere, bearbejde, ...
Dutch:orkestreren, bewerken, ...
Greek:οργανώνω, διασκευάζω για ορχήστρα, ...
Hungarian:szervezni, hangszerelni, ...
Khmer:រៀបចំសម្របសម្រួល, រៀបចំបទភ្លេងសម្រាប់វង់តន្ត្រីធំ, ...
Korean:조직하다, 편곡하다, ...
Persian:هماهنگ کردن, تنظیم کرد, ...
Polish:zorganizować, zaaranżować, ...
Portuguese (BR):orquestrar, arranjar, ...
Romanian:a orchestra, a aranja pentru orchestră, ...
Swedish:orkestrera, ...
Thai:วางแผน, เรียบเรียง, ...
Turkish:düzenlemek, ...
Vietnamese:dàn xếp, soạn nhạc, ...

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