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单词 orchestrate
释义
orchestrate
verb[Toften passive]
uk
/ˈɔː.kɪ.streɪt/us
/ˈɔːr.kə.streɪt/

orchestrateverb[T often passive](MUSIC)

toarrangeor write apieceofmusicso that it can beplayedby anorchestra
为管弦乐队改编（或创作）
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Writing, reading & studying music
  • anti-musical
  • bar
  • canon
  • canonical
  • compose
  • composition
  • compositional
  • musical
  • musically
  • musicologist
  • musicology
  • non-musical
  • orchestration
  • rescore
  • setting
  • sheet music
  • sight-read
  • sight-reading
  • sol-fa
  • unmusical
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orchestrateverb[T often passive](ARRANGE)

toarrangesomethingcarefully, and sometimesunfairly, so as toachieveawantedresult:
精心安排；用心策划
Theirvictorywaslargelyaresultoftheirbrilliantlyorchestratedelectioncampaign.他们的胜利主要归功于他们的选举活动策划得非常成功。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Managing and organizing
  • admin
  • administer
  • administration
  • anti-bureaucracy
  • bronze command
  • fixsomethingup
  • fixer
  • get up
  • getyouract togetheridiom
  • gold command
  • marshal
  • mobilize
  • mount
  • party planner
  • party planning
  • project-manage
  • rationalization
  • rationalize
  • recentralization
  • scrum
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Related word

orchestration
(Definition oforchestratefrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

orchestrate| American Dictionary

orchestrate
verb[T]
us
/ˈɔr·kəˌstreɪt/
toplanandorganizesomethingcarefullyand sometimessecretlyinordertoachieveadesiredresult:
TheWhiteHouseorchestrated aseriesofeventstoshowcasethepresidenton theglobalstage.
toarrangeor write apieceofmusicto beplayedby anorchestra

orchestration

noun[C/U]us
/ˌɔr·kəˈstreɪ·ʃən/
(Definition oforchestratefrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

orchestrate| Business English

orchestrate
verb[T]
uk
/ˈɔːkɪstreɪt/us
toorganizesomethingcomplicated, in a verycarefuland sometimessecretway,especiallyinorderto get anadvantagefor yourself:
Seniorexecutivesorchestrated abusinessstrategythattripledthesizeof thecompany.
The mega-bucksdealsorchestrated by the club'sbillionaireownercontinuetodominatetheheadlines.
be orchestrated to do sthSheclaimsthatcontributionsfrom herfirmare not orchestrated togaininfluencewith aspecificlawmaker.
(Definition oforchestratefrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesoforchestrate

orchestrate
We are not confronted by a set of pitch relations which are then ' orchestrated'.
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Imagine if there were a handful of other reviews orchestrated to answer other compelling questions.
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Is it a chance vestige of the sequence of events in early mammalian divergence, or it is orchestrated by something deeper?
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Here she creates and orchestrates with her voice an entire instrumental and polyphonic world of subtle, interwoven sounds, simply by working with a multi-track recorder.
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Consequently, every "single" publication orchestrates a whole chorus of conflicting voices.
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Such intensely private inspiration can lend even the most extravagantly orchestrated piece a chamber-like intimacy.
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If one heralded the dawn of political modernization, the other orchestrated a traditionalist resistance to it.
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Elementary actions are orchestrated both in space and over time.
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In this project, public circulation on several levels was brilliantly orchestrated within a proscenium to the main building.
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The cellular mechanisms orchestrating this fundamental morphogenetic process are not understood.
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What would happen if a work were being orchestrated in accordance with a responsive/interactive schema, predicated on dynamic morphology?
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We weakened its presence in order that it could more easily be orchestrated with other non-interactive media.
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Defining public debate as orchestrated by councillors also seems at odds with the broader direction of recent research.
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Though not sufficiently defined, capital investment state is taken to mean that prime responsibility is assumed by the state in orchestrating growth-oriented social investment.
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Densely contrapuntal, elaborately and often thickly orchestrated, it sounds more like a vertical mass of sound than a purposeful movement in time.
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