choreographed
adjective uk/ˈkɒr.i.ə.ɡrɑːft/ us/ˈkɔːr.i.ə.ɡræft/
（活动等）精心设计的
(of an event or course of action) planned very carefully
The campaigns are very choreographed, and they have a message that they want to get out that day. 这些竞选活动经过精心设计，当天的活动包含想要传达的信息。
The president's schedule is tightly choreographed. 总统的日程紧凑，经过精心安排。
（舞蹈等）精心编排的
(of a dance or exercise class) with the combination of movements planned in an exact way
It's like a choreographed dance. Everyone knows what everyone else is doing. 这就像一个精心编排的舞蹈，每个人都知道其他人在做什么。
Choreographed fitness classes are common in gyms today. 精心编排的健身课程如今在健身房很常见。
- More examples
- The hug was a carefully choreographed maneuver.
- The apology was part of a choreographed deal to avoid an embarrassing trial.
- In some ballets there's a lot of space between the steps for you to play around with, but with this one the connecting steps are very choreographed.
- The latest trend in some clubs was learning the choreographed dance routines of well-known pop artists.