organize
Verb (Transitive):
- To arrange or order things or people into a structured, coherent, or efficient system.
- To make the necessary plans and preparations for an event or activity.
- To form a group, union, or organization for a particular purpose.
Verb (Intransitive):
- To become structured or arranged in an orderly way.
- To form or join a labor union.
Transitive Verb (Arranging): To arrange items or information systematically.
- She helped me organize my bookshelf by genre and author.
- Please organize the data in a spreadsheet for the meeting.
Transitive Verb (Planning an Event): To plan and coordinate the details of an activity.
- They will organize a charity run next month.
- Who is organizing the office party this year?
Transitive Verb (Forming a Group): To bring people together into a formal group.
- The residents organized a neighborhood watch program.
- Workers voted to organize a union.
Intransitive Verb: To take on an orderly structure or to unionize.
- Protesters are beginning to organize around this issue.
- The factory workers decided to organize to demand better pay.
"to organize oneself": To arrange one's own tasks, time, or thoughts efficiently.
- You need to organize yourself better to meet all the deadlines.
"to get organized": To become orderly and efficient, often used as an imperative or goal.
- My New Year's resolution is to get organized.
Organized (Adjective): Arranged in a systematic way; efficient.
- She is a very organized person with a detailed planner.
Organization (Noun): A group of people with a shared purpose; the act of organizing.
- She works for a non-profit organization.
Organizer (Noun): A person who organizes something; a tool for keeping items orderly.
- He was the main organizer of the conference.
Reorganize (Verb): To organize something again or in a new way.
- The company will reorganize its departments next quarter.
- Arrange: To put things in a particular order.
- Coordinate: To bring different elements together in a harmonious way.
- Systematize: To arrange according to a fixed plan or system.
- Plan: To decide on and arrange the details of a future event.
- Organize around: To form a group or movement focused on a specific issue or principle.
- The community organized around the goal of cleaning up the local park.
- Get one's act together: To become organized and efficient (informal synonym for "get organized").
- If he wants to pass, he really needs to get his act together.
- form or join a union
- The auto workers decided to unionize
- arrange by systematic planning and united effort
- machinate a plot
- organize a strike
- devise a plan to take over the director's office
- bring order and organization to
- Can you help me organize my files?
- plan and direct (a complex undertaking)
- he masterminded the robbery
- cause to be structured or ordered or operating according to some principle or idea
- create (as an entity)
- social groups form everywhere
- They formed a company