organize

/ˈɔːrɡənaɪz/

verb

  1. To plan and arrange an event or activity.

    A2

    transitive

    • "We are organizing a birthday party for Mia."A2
    • "The school organized a trip to the science museum."B1
  2. To arrange things in a clear, logical, or orderly way.

    A2

    transitive

    • "I need to organize my desk."A2
    • "She organized the files by date and subject."B1
  3. To form, establish, or join an organized group or system in order to achieve a shared goal, especially in politics or the workplace.

    B1

    transitive or intransitive

    • "The workers organized to demand better conditions."B2
    • "The workers organized a union to negotiate better terms."B2
    • "They organized a new department within the company."B1
    • "The campaign helped organize local communities around the issue."C1

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