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to organize
01
to make the necessary arrangements for an event or activity to take place
Transitive: to organize an event or activity
Example
I organize the annual charity event for our community.
You organize the logistics for the conference every year.
02
to put things into a particular order or structure
Transitive: to organize a space or its contents
Example
She organized her closet by color, making it easier to find clothes in the morning.
The secretary frequently organizes files in the office for easy retrieval.
03
to bring different parts together and arrange them so they work together as a complete and effective system
Transitive: to organize components of a whole
Example
They organized the data into a report that made sense to the stakeholders.
The event planner organized all the details into a smooth-running ceremony.
04
to establish and set up the administrative framework for an organization or system
Transitive: to organize an organization or system
Example
They organized the company ’s management team to handle daily operations.
The government organized the local health department to manage public health services.
05
to form a group of people with a particular purpose, especially a political cause
Transitive: to organize a group of people
Example
He organized the workers into a trade union to demand better wages.
The activists organized the community into a political group to challenge local laws.
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organ
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organize
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disorganize
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disorganize
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organization
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organization
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organized
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