rehearse choreography

/rɪˈhɜːs ˌkɒriˈɒɡrəfi/

verb phrase

  1. to practise the planned steps and movements of a dance or staged performance before presenting it to an audience

    B2

    transitive verb phrase; object is usually 'the choreography', 'a routine', etc.performing arts

    • "The dancers rehearse the choreography before every show."B1
    • "We need to rehearse the choreography before the show."A2
    • "We spent the afternoon rehearsing the choreography for the final scene."B2
    • "The company rehearsed the choreography with painstaking precision, adjusting each formation before opening night."C1

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