orchestrate [ˈɔ:kɪstreɪt, Am ˈɔ:r-] VERB trans
1. orchestrate MUS:
- orchestrate
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2. orchestrate plan, action, campaign:
- orchestrate
- przygotowywać [perf przygotować]
3. orchestrate abw coup:
- orchestrate
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Many charities or organizations will orchestrate a seasonal effort on top of their usual practices.
en.wikipedia.org He felt that his experience from conducting enabled him to orchestrate with more skill.
en.wikipedia.org Having trained in all areas of music and music production, he runs all areas of composing, orchestrating, performing, recording, mixing and mastering of the score.
en.wikipedia.org Generally the lead orchestrator attempts to orchestrate as much of the music as possible if time allows.
en.wikipedia.org Behind the scenes, a man with a bandaged face appears at all of the crime sites and seems to be orchestrating the plot.
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