arranging

word · lemma: arrange

/ɝˈeɪndʒɪŋ/
/ɐɹˈeɪndʒɪŋ/

Definition

Putting things in a particular order or position, or making plans and preparations for something.

Usage & Nuances

Used for both physical organization (like 'arranging furniture') and planning events or schedules ('arranging a meeting'). Common collocations: 'arranging flowers', 'arranging transportation'. Not the same as 'organizing'—'arranging' emphasizes order or sequence.

Example Sentences

The children are arranging their toys by color.

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I'm arranging a surprise party for my friend this weekend.

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She spent the afternoon arranging flowers in vases for the event.

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She is arranging the books on the shelf.

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He is arranging a meeting with his boss.

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We're arranging transportation to the airport for everyone.

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