Reorganized Meaning in English
word · lemma: reorganize
ɹiˈɔɹɡəˌnaɪzd
ree-OR-guh-nized
riˈɔːɡənaɪzd
ree-AW-guh-nized
Definition
Changed the structure or order of something to make it more effective or organized.
Usage & Nuances
Formal to neutral; used for companies, teams, or systems. Often takes an object: 'reorganized the department'. Common with passive: 'the office was reorganized.' Different from 'renovated' (physical changes) and 'redecorated' (changing style).
Spanish: reorganizadoPortuguese (BR): reorganizadoPortuguese (PT): reorganizadoChinese (Simplified): 重组 - 重新组织Chinese (Traditional): 重組 - 重新組織Hindi: पुनर्गठितArabic: أعيد تنظيمهBengali: পুনর্গঠিতRussian: реорганизованныйJapanese: 再編成された - 再編されたVietnamese: được tổ chức lạiKorean: 재조직된 - 재편성된Turkish: yeniden organize edilmiş - yeniden düzenlenmişUrdu: دوبارہ منظم کیا گیاIndonesian: diatur ulang - direorganisasi
Example Sentences
The manager reorganized the team to work better together.
basic
The files were reorganized by date.
basic
She reorganized her closet last weekend.
basic
After the merger, the whole department got reorganized.
natural
We reorganized our schedule to fit in more study time.
natural
Everything was a mess until the team reorganized the workflow.
natural