learn dance choreography

/lɝːn dæns ˌkɔːriˈɑːɡrəfi/

verb phrase

  1. To memorize and practise the planned sequence of movements and steps in a dance routine.

    B1

    transitive; also commonly used as "learn choreography"

    • "We are learning dance choreography for the show."B1
    • "The students spent three hours learning the dance choreography."B2
    • "Professional performers must learn complex choreography quickly and accurately."C1

Common mistakes

  • learn a choreography→learn choreography

    "Choreography" is usually uncountable when referring to a sequence of dance movements.

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