organizing US
ˈɔrgəˌnaɪzɪŋ
See also: organising (UK)
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Definition of organizing - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
planningUSrelated to planning and coordinating activitiesUS
  • The organizing committee met to finalize the event details.
arranging planning
2.
systematicUShaving the ability to arrange systematicallyUS
  • She used her organizing skills to declutter the room.
methodical systematic

Noun

1.
arrangementUSthe process of arranging things in a structured wayUS
  • Organizing takes time but makes life easier.
2.
collective actionUSthe activity of forming a group or union for actionUS
  • She spent years in organizing for workers' rights.
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basic idea or rule used to arrange or structure different parts
Equality became the organizing principle of the new political system.

Origin of organizing

Greek, organon (tool) + -ize (to make)

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organizing
tidy up and make a place neat
personal pastime
hobby of acquiring and organizing items
organizer
container for organizing papers, often with a tab
organize
make a place neat by organizing items
grouping system
set of things treated alike within an organizing scheme
filingadj.
document management
related to organizing or submitting documents
organization
the process of organizing items systematically
organizing
piece of furniture for organizing outerwear

Examples of organizing in a sentence

  • She is part of the organizing group for the festival.
  • Her organizing approach made the event run smoothly.
  • The organizing committee planned the conference meticulously.
  • Organizing the fundraiser required lists, schedules, and a clear chain of tasks.
  • Her organizing of the photo library turned thousands of images into labeled albums.
  • Organizing on campus increased after the administration cut scholarships.

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  1. French:organisateur, organisation, ...
  2. German:koordinierend, Organisieren, ...
  3. Italian:di pianificazione, organizzazione, ...
  4. Spanish:de planificación, organización, ...
  5. Portuguese:organizadora, organização, ...
  6. Chinese:组织的, 整理, ...
  7. Japanese:計画的, 整理, ...
  8. Arabic:تَنْظِيمِيّ, تَنْظِيم, ...
  9. Hebrew:מְאַרְגֵּן, אִרְגוּן, ...
  10. Russian:планирующий, организация, ...
  11. Ukrainian:організуючий, упорядкування, ...
  12. Hindi:आयोजन-संबंधी, व्यवस्थापन, ...
organize
ˈɔrgəˌnaɪz

Definition of organize - Reverso English Dictionary

Verb

1.
tidytr./intr.UKarrange things in a neat ordertr./intr.UK
  • She organized her books by color.
arrange order sort
2.
planningtr./intr.USplan or coordinate activities or eventstr./intr.US
  • He organized a surprise birthday party for his friend..
arrange coordinate plan
3.
arrangementtr.USsystematically arrange or structure somethingtr.US
  • He organized his thoughts before speaking.
arrange order systematize
4.
grouptr./intr.RareUSform a group or union for collective actiontr./intr.RareUS
  • The workers organized to demand better wages.
form unionize
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arrange personal affairs in a structured way
She decided to organize her life after the chaotic year.

Origin of organize

Latin, organum (instrument) + ize (to make)

Examples of organize in a sentence

  • They organized the pantry over the weekend.
  • They organized a community clean-up event.
  • She organized the annual charity run.
  • She organized the files alphabetically.
  • They organized the event with precision.
  • They decided to organize a community cleanup.

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  1. French:organiser, planifier, ...
  2. German:ordnen, planen, ...
  3. Italian:organizzare, pianificare, ...
  4. Spanish:organizar, planificar, ...
  5. Portuguese:arrumar, estruturar, ...
  6. Chinese:整理, 策划, ...
  7. Japanese:整理する, 計画する, ...
  8. Arabic:رَتَّبَ, شَكَّلَ, ...
  9. Hebrew:לְסַדֵּר, לְאַרְגֵּן, ...
  10. Russian:организовывать, организовать, ...
  11. Ukrainian:організовувати, планувати, ...
  12. Hindi:व्यवस्थित करना, आयोजन करना, ...

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