complex choreography

/ˈkɒmpleks kəˈrɒɡrəfi/

noun phrase

  1. A complicated sequence of carefully planned and coordinated movements or actions, especially in dance, sports, performances, or organized activities.

    B2

    usually uncountable

    • "The dancers performed complex choreography on stage."A2
    • "The rescue operation required complex choreography between several teams."B2
    • "The film's complex choreography made the fight scene appear both chaotic and precisely controlled."C1

Collocations

perform complex choreographydesign complex choreographymaster complex choreography

Word family

choreographychoreographchoreographerchoreographed