organizing
word · lemma: organize
/ˈɔɹɡəˌnaɪzɪŋ/
/ˈɔːɡəˌnaɪzɪŋ/
Definition
The act of arranging things in order or planning and coordinating activities so they work smoothly.
Usage & Nuances
Common for both physical and mental tasks: 'organizing papers', 'organizing an event'. Neutral formality; often used with 'organizing a meeting', 'organizing your thoughts'. Don’t confuse with 'arranging' (for placement) or 'managing' (for supervision).
Spanish: organizandoPortuguese (BR): organizandoPortuguese (PT): a organizarChinese (Simplified): 组织Chinese (Traditional): 組織Hindi: संगठित करनाArabic: تنظيمBengali: গুছানো - সংগঠিত করাRussian: организацияJapanese: 整理すること - まとめること - 組織することVietnamese: sắp xếp - tổ chứcKorean: 정리하기 - 조직하기Turkish: düzenleme - organize etmeUrdu: ترتیب دینا - منظم کرناIndonesian: mengatur - mengorganisasi
Example Sentences
I'm organizing my thoughts before I give the presentation.
natural
She’s really good at organizing group projects at school.
natural
We spent all day organizing the office, but it was worth it.
natural
She is organizing her closet this weekend.
basic
He is organizing the birthday party for his brother.
basic
I’m organizing my notes before the exam.
basic