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Definition of orchestration - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
organizationthe process of organizing or coordinating elements
- The orchestration of the event required careful planning and teamwork..
2.
coordinationcontrol of diverse elements
- The orchestration of the event was seamless.
3.
musicTECH. composition arranged for orchestraTECH.
- The orchestration was performed by the city orchestra.
4.
technologyTECH. automated management of computer systemsTECH.
- Orchestration tools help manage cloud services.
Origin of orchestration
Greek, orchēstra (dancing place)
Terms with orchestration included in their meaning
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orchestration
lowest line written for low voices or low-pitched instruments
music
orchestration of a musical composition
orchestration
arrange music for a symphony orchestra
Examples of orchestration in a sentence
Her orchestration of the campaign led to its success. The orchestration of the project required careful planning. Successful orchestration of resources led to the company's growth. The composer's orchestration was praised for its complexity. She studied orchestration to enhance her musical compositions. Effective orchestration reduces manual intervention in IT processes.
Cloud orchestration streamlines resource allocation and management.
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- French:orchestration, gestion automatisée, ...
- German:Koordination, Regie, ...
- Italian:organizzazione, coordinamento, ...
- Spanish:organización, orquestación, ...
- Portuguese:organização, orquestração, ...
- Chinese:协调, 统筹, ...
- Japanese:調整, 統制, ...
- Arabic:تَنْسِيق, تَوزِيع مُوسِيقِي, ...
- Hebrew:תִּזְמוּר, תִּזְמוּר, ...
- Russian:координация, управление, ...
- Ukrainian:організація, управління, ...
- Hindi:समन्वय, व्यवस्था, ...
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