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  1. orchestrate:


Englisch

Detailed Synonyms for orchestrate in Englisch

orchestrate:

to orchestrate Verb (orchestrates, orchestrated, orchestrating)

  1. to orchestrate
    to arrange; to orchestrate
    • arrange Verb (arranges, arranged, arranging)
    • orchestrate Verb (orchestrates, orchestrated, orchestrating)
  2. to orchestrate
    – plan and direct (a complex undertaking) 1
    engineer; to direct; to organize; to orchestrate; mastermind; organise
    – plan and direct (a complex undertaking) 1
  3. to orchestrate
    – write an orchestra score for 1
    to orchestrate
    – write an orchestra score for 1
    • orchestrate Verb (orchestrates, orchestrated, orchestrating)

Konjugationen für orchestrate:

present
  1. orchestrate
  2. orchestrate
  3. orchestrates
  4. orchestrate
  5. orchestrate
  6. orchestrate
simple past
  1. orchestrated
  2. orchestrated
  3. orchestrated
  4. orchestrated
  5. orchestrated
  6. orchestrated
present perfect
  1. have orchestrated
  2. have orchestrated
  3. has orchestrated
  4. have orchestrated
  5. have orchestrated
  6. have orchestrated
past continuous
  1. was orchestrating
  2. were orchestrating
  3. was orchestrating
  4. were orchestrating
  5. were orchestrating
  6. were orchestrating
future
  1. shall orchestrate
  2. will orchestrate
  3. will orchestrate
  4. shall orchestrate
  5. will orchestrate
  6. will orchestrate
continuous present
  1. am orchestrating
  2. are orchestrating
  3. is orchestrating
  4. are orchestrating
  5. are orchestrating
  6. are orchestrating
subjunctive
  1. be orchestrated
  2. be orchestrated
  3. be orchestrated
  4. be orchestrated
  5. be orchestrated
  6. be orchestrated
diverse
  1. orchestrate!
  2. let's orchestrate!
  3. orchestrated
  4. orchestrating
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

Verwandte Wörter für "orchestrate":

  • orchestrating, orchestration

Alternate Synonyms for "orchestrate":


Verwandte Definitionen für "orchestrate":

  1. plan and direct (a complex undertaking)1
  2. write an orchestra score for1