choreograph a dance

/ˈkɔːriəɡræf ə dæns/

verb phrase

  1. to create and arrange the movements and steps that make up a dance

    B2

    transitiveneutral

    • "She choreographed a dance for her friends."A2
    • "He was asked to choreograph a dance for the school show."B1
    • "The dancers worked together to choreograph a dance for the competition."B1
    • "The director commissioned a young artist to choreograph a dance that blended ballet and hip-hop."C1

Collocations

choreograph a routinechoreograph a balletchoreograph a sequencechoreograph a performance

Word family

choreographchoreographerchoreographychoreographic