orchestrate in Spanish
orchestrate in Spanish is orquestar — orchestrate means to arrange a piece of music so it can be performed by an orchestra.
orchestrate in Spanish
orquestar
What does "orchestrate" mean?
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verb To arrange a piece of music so it can be performed by an orchestra.
"The composer orchestrated his piano piece for full symphony."
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verb To carefully plan and coordinate the different parts of something complex to produce a particular result.
"The campaign manager orchestrated a series of rallies across the country."
orchestrate in a sentence
- The composer orchestrated his piano piece for full symphony.
- The campaign manager orchestrated a series of rallies across the country.
- Investigators believe the scam was orchestrated by a small group of insiders.
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What is "orchestrate" in Spanish?
"orchestrate" in Spanish is orquestar. orchestrate means: To arrange a piece of music so it can be performed by an orchestra.
How do you use "orchestrate" in a sentence?
Example: "The composer orchestrated his piano piece for full symphony." In Spanish, "orchestrate" is orquestar.
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