orchestrating

英 [ˈɔːkɪstreɪtɪŋ]

美 [ˈɔːrkɪstreɪtɪŋ]

v.  编配(或创作管弦乐曲); 精心安排; 策划; 密谋
orchestrate的现在分词

柯林斯词典

• VERB 策划；精心安排
  If you say that someoneorchestratesan event or situation, you mean that they carefully organize it in a way that will produce the result that they want.
  1. The colonel was able to orchestrate a rebellion from inside an army jail.
     这位上校得以在军队监狱里策动了一场哗变。
  2. ...a carefully orchestrated campaign.
     精心策划的竞选活动
• VERB 将…谱成管弦乐曲
  When someoneorchestratesa piece of music, they write the individual parts to be played by the different instruments of an orchestra.
  1. He was orchestrating the second act of his opera.
     他在为自己那部歌剧的第二幕谱写管弦乐曲。

双语例句

• The top layer is represented by different elements for orchestrating business processes: business processes and business state machines, human tasks, and business rules.
  最上面一层包含用于编排业务过程的各种元素：业务过程和业务状态机、人工任务和业务规则。
• By orchestrating a massive appreciation of the yen in the mid-1980s, the US condemned Japan to decades of stagnation and ended the challenge to its own economic hegemony.
  上世纪80年代中期，美国一手导演了日元的大幅升值，致使日本经济数十年停滞不前，并让本国经济霸权面临的挑战化为乌有。
• A shared calendar is a way of orchestrating your business or sales people.
  共享的日程表是编排业务人员和销售人员的的手段。
• But if someone is orchestrating this internally.
  如果有内部人员插手这件事。
• I knew he was orchestrating most pressures.
  我知道大多数压力都是他在那里组织的。
• Grid workflow system aims at orchestrating resources on the grid sites to support complex application in fields such as biology information.
  网格工作流系统通过组合网格计算结点上的资源为生物计算等领域的复杂计算任务提供了支持。
• UNIX is exceptional at juggling many tasks at once, all the while orchestrating access to the system's finite resources ( memory, devices, and CPUs).
  UNIX特别擅长同时处理多个任务，并安排它们访问系统中的有限资源（内存、设备和CPU）。
• Orchestrating the interactions with several resources becomes slightly more involved.
  编排与多个资源的交互是个棘手的问题。
• Such a rule service can be efficiently implemented by a single ruleset, orchestrating the sequence of decision points using a simple rule flow.
  这样的规则服务可由单个规则集高效实现，它使用简单的规则流安排决策点的序列。
• It's like someone is orchestrating his schedule to keep us from speaking.
  很可能是某些人不让我们找到他。