Arrange with Meaning in English
expression
ɝˈeɪndʒ/ /ˈwɪð/, /ˈwɪθ/, /wɪð/, /wɪθ
er-AYNJ with
ɐɹˈeɪndʒ/ /wˈɪð
uh-RAINJ with
Definition
To make plans, agreements, or set something up together with another person.
Usage & Nuances
Often followed by a person ('arrange with John') or group. Used for meetings, plans, or deals. More formal than 'set up with', but interchangeable in casual conversation. Not to be confused with simply 'arrange', which may not involve another person.
Spanish: acordar con - quedar conPortuguese (BR): combinar com - acertar comPortuguese (PT): combinar com - acertar comChinese (Simplified): 与...约定 - 与...安排Chinese (Traditional): 與...約定 - 與...安排Hindi: के साथ व्यवस्था करना - के साथ तय करनाArabic: يترتب مع - يتفق معBengali: কাউকে সঙ্গে ঠিক করা - কারও সঙ্গে ব্যবস্থা করাRussian: договориться с - согласовать сJapanese: 〜と打ち合わせる - 〜と取り決めるVietnamese: sắp xếp với - thu xếp vớiKorean: ~와(과) 조율하다 - ~와(과) 약속하다Turkish: biriyle ayarlamak - biriyle anlaşmakUrdu: کسی سے طے کرنا - کسی کے ساتھ ترتیب دیناIndonesian: mengatur dengan - membuat kesepakatan dengan
Example Sentences
I will arrange with my friend to meet after class.
basic
Can you arrange with the hotel for an early check-in?
basic
She needs to arrange with her boss to take a day off.
basic
Let's arrange with the neighbors to share a taxi tomorrow.
natural
Did you arrange with anyone to feed the cat while you're away?
natural
We could arrange with the restaurant to reserve a big table for us all.
natural