Buscar
to sort out
[phrase form: sort]
01
organizar, clasificar
to put or organize things in a tidy or systematic way
Transitive: to sort out items
Example
After the move, she spent the weekend sorting out her belongings in the new apartment.
The librarian decided to sort out the books on the shelves to make it easier for patrons to find them.
He began to sort out the files on his computer to create a more efficient digital workspace.
02
solucionar, poner en orden
to resolve a problem or difficulty by finding a solution or answer
Transitive: to sort out a problem or difficulty
Example
She offered guidance on how to sort the issue out, providing a step-by-step solution.
The consultant was hired to help the company sort the legal matters out after the contract dispute.
In the meeting, they discussed how to sort out the communication problems within the department.
03
imponer, sancionar
to give punishments or consequences to control and enforce obedience in a specific situation
Transitive: to sort out sb
Example
The manager sought to sort out the team members who violated company policies by implementing consequences.
In an attempt to maintain discipline, the coach decided to sort out the unruly players with a strict penalty.
The captain of the ship had to sort the crew members out to ensure adherence to maritime rules.
04
ordenar, organizar
to organize a space by putting things in their proper places and getting rid of any unnecessary items
Transitive: to sort out a space
Example
Feeling overwhelmed by clutter, she decided to spend the weekend sorting out her bedroom.
The team collectively sorted out the office space, creating a more efficient and organized work environment.
He set aside a day to sort out the garage, getting rid of old items and arranging tools systematically.
