Orchestrating Meaning in English

word · lemma: orchestrate

US

ˈɔɹkɪˌstɹeɪtɪŋ

AWR-ki-stray-ting

UK

ˈɔːkɪstɹˌeɪtɪŋ

AW-ki-stray-ting

परिभाषा

To arrange and direct the parts of something complex, like a project or event, so that everything works well together. Originally refers to arranging music for an orchestra.

उपयोग और बारीकियां

Usually formal or business/organizational. Commonly paired with 'orchestrating an event', 'orchestrating a campaign', or 'orchestrating a plan'. In music, it means arranging for an orchestra. Figurative use (most frequent) means skillfully organizing something complex. Rarely used in casual speech.

• Spanish: orquestar - coordinar (figurado)
• Portuguese (BR): orquestrar - coordenar (sentido figurado)
• Portuguese (PT): orquestrar - coordenar (sentido figurado)
• Chinese (Simplified): 策划 - 协调
• Chinese (Traditional): 策劃 - 協調
• Hindi: संयोजन करना - व्यवस्थित करना
• Arabic: تنسيق - تنظيم
• Bengali: সমন্বয় করা - পরিচালনা করা (জটিল কিছু)
• Russian: координировать - организовывать - оркестровать (муз.)
• Japanese: 指揮する - 統括する (計画など)
• Vietnamese: dàn xếp - điều phối - phối khí (âm nhạc)
• Korean: 조율하다 - 지휘하다 - 주도하다
• Turkish: yönetmek - düzenlemek - orkestrasyon yapmak (müzik)
• Urdu: اہتمام کرنا - ترتیب دینا
• Indonesian: mengatur - mengoordinasikan - mengaransemen (musik)

उदाहरण वाक्य

She is orchestrating the school play this year.

basic

The manager is orchestrating a big meeting.

basic

He is orchestrating the music for the concert.

basic

You've been orchestrating this surprise party for weeks, haven't you?

natural

She was quietly orchestrating everything behind the scenes.

natural

Tech companies are orchestrating global launches for their new products.

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