master dance choreography

verb phrase

  1. to become highly skilled at creating and arranging dance movements and sequences

    B2

    transitive; master + noun phraseneutral

    • "She practices every day to master dance choreography."A2
    • "It takes years to master dance choreography at a professional level."B1
    • "The students spent the summer mastering dance choreography for the final performance."B2

Common mistakes

  • master in dance choreography→master dance choreography

    Use 'master' as a verb with a direct object. For the degree, say 'a master's in dance choreography'.

Collocations

master the choreographydance choreographylearn choreographyoriginal choreographymaster a dance routine

Word family

choreographerchoreographchoreographicmasterymasterchoreography