perform complex choreography

/pərˈfɔːrm ˈkɒmpleks ˌkɒriˈɒɡrəfi/

verb phrase

  1. To carry out a difficult, carefully planned series of dance movements, usually with skill and precision.

    B2

    transitiveformal

    • "The dancers performed complex choreography on stage."B1
    • "The performers must perform complex choreography while staying perfectly synchronized."B2
    • "The troupe performed complex choreography that combined classical ballet with contemporary movement."C1
    • "Performing complex choreography requires a lot of practice and skill."B2

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