choreography

choreography 编舞。

词类

名词 (n.)

词意

编舞是舞蹈动作的设计和编排艺术，包括舞蹈的结构、步伐、姿态和空间走位的整体规划。

IPA读音

/ˌkɔːriˈɑːɡrəfi/

变形

复数：choreographies

例句

1. 编舞不仅要设计舞蹈动作，还需要考虑音乐、服装和舞台效果的配合。「Choreography not only designs dance moves but also considers music, costumes, and stage effects.」
2. 乔治·巴兰钦是现代芭蕾编舞史上最具影响力的人物之一。「George Balanchine is one of the most influential figures in the history of modern ballet choreography.」
3. 优秀的编舞能够通过舞蹈讲述一个动人的故事。「Excellent choreography can tell a compelling story through dance.」
4. 团体编舞需要精确安排每一位舞者的位置和动作时间。「Group choreography requires precise arrangement of each dancer's position and timing.」
5. 舞蹈编导在创作中常常从生活、文学和视觉艺术中获取灵感。「Choreographers often draw inspiration from life, literature, and visual arts in their creations.」
6. 中国舞蹈编导将传统文化元素融入现代编舞中。「Chinese choreographers integrate traditional cultural elements into modern choreography.」
7. 音乐剧中的编舞是连接故事情节和音乐的重要桥梁。「Choreography in musicals is an important bridge connecting plot and music.」
8. 编舞可以用记谱法如拉班记谱法来记录舞步。「Choreography can be notated using systems such as Labanotation to record dance steps.」
9. 电影编舞需要考虑摄影机角度和剪辑来增强舞蹈效果。「Film choreography must consider camera angles and editing to enhance dance impact.」
10. 当代编舞鼓励突破传统束缚，探索身体表达的更多可能性。「Contemporary choreography encourages breaking traditional boundaries to explore more possibilities of bodily expression.」