choreography

英 [,k?r?'?gr?f?] 美[,k?r?'ɑɡr?fi]

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形容詞:?choreographic;

1. carol, choir, chorea, chorus =》 choreography.

choreography 編舞

chor, 舞蹈，見(jiàn)chorus。-graph, 寫(xiě)，見(jiàn)telegraph.

choreography: choreography: [18] Choreography ‘a(chǎn)rrangement of dances’ comes from French choréographie, which was based on Greek khoreíā ‘dance’, a derivative of khorós. (Source of English chorus, choir, and possibly also carol, this originally encompassed dancing as well as singing.) Khoreíā passed into Latin as chorea, applied in English to various muscular disorders (such as Huntington’s chorea); the usage probably originated in the Latin phrase chorea sancti Viti ‘St Vitus’s dance’.
=> carol, choir, chorea, chorus
choreography (n.): 1789, from French chorégraphie, coined from Latinized form of Greek khoreia "dance" (see chorus) + graphein "to write" (see -graphy). Related: Choreographic.

1. Tommy Tune gives the choreography his usual class and zip.: 湯米·圖恩在編排的舞蹈中注入其一貫的優(yōu)雅和活力。

2. The choreography of Eric Hawkins is considered radical by ballet audiences.: 芭蕾舞觀眾認(rèn)為埃里克·霍金斯的舞蹈設(shè)計(jì)非常前衛(wèi)。

3. His style of choreography is flamboyant.: 他的舞蹈設(shè)計(jì)風(fēng)格是復(fù)雜夸張的.

4. Does it bother you that they still use your original choreography?: 他們還在跳你的原創(chuàng)舞蹈,你難受嗎 ?

5. Judging Criteria: Technique, choreography, musicality, creativity, overall performance and etc.: 評(píng)審準(zhǔn)則: 節(jié)奏掌握、技巧展現(xiàn) 、舞臺(tái)及個(gè)人風(fēng)格, 總體表現(xiàn)等.