sorted
word · lemma: sort
Definition
Arranged in a particular order. Informally in British English, it also means that a problem is solved or everything is under control.
Usage & Nuances
'Sorted' is common in both formal ('files sorted alphabetically') and informal UK English ('Everything's sorted!'). In American English, the informal sense is rare. Typical collocations: 'sorted list', 'get things sorted', 'all sorted now'. Don't confuse with 'sorted out', which refers to solving a problem.
Example Sentences
The books are sorted by author.
basic
The names are sorted in alphabetical order.
basic
All the files are now sorted into folders.
basic
"Don’t worry, it’s all sorted now," she said with a smile.
natural
We had a few issues, but it’s all sorted now.
natural
Just let me know when everything’s sorted.
natural