choreography

/ˌkɔːriˈɒɡrəfi/

noun

  1. The design and arrangement of movements for a dance, performance, or show.

    B1

    uncountable

    • "The choreography for the ballet was beautiful."B1
    • "She created the choreography for the dancers in the music video."B2
    • "The movie featured impressive choreography in its fight scenes."A2
  2. The carefully planned arrangement of actions or events, especially in a complex situation.

    C1

    uncountable

    • "The choreography of the ceremony took several months to plan."B2
    • "The diplomatic choreography behind the agreement was extremely delicate."C1

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