orchestrate

• vt. 把…編成管弦樂曲；（美）精心安排；把…協調地結合起來
• vi. 編管弦樂曲

來自orchestra,管弦樂，-ate,使。即編排管弦樂曲，引申詞義組織，安排。

orchestrate (v.)

"to compose or arrange (music) for an orchestra," 1855, back-formation from orchestration. The figurative sense is attested from 1883. Related: Orchestrated; orchestrating.

1. The colonel was able to orchestrate a rebellion from inside an army jail.

這位上校得以在軍隊監獄裏策動了一場嘩變。

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2. It was a supernatural experience, that only God could orchestrate.

這是一個惟有上帝能掌管的超自然經曆.

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3. Some suggest that it has even helped to orchestrate some of the anger at Mr Zardari.

部分人的建議甚至有助於靜心策劃一些針對紮爾達裏總統的憤怒.

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4. If a number of capacitor segments are employed , AVR would also orchestrate their switching as required.

若采用電容器的分段較多, AVR按需要來編排它們的投切.

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5. If photographers from outside Reuters orchestrate or set up scenes, it is still a set - up.

在新聞采訪中,即便是非路透社的記者擺布了新聞現場, 這張照片也將被視為是擺拍的照片.

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