Organize

  • 31organize — (позднелат.) устраиваю, сообщаю стройный вид …

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  • 32organize — Synonyms and related words: adjust, affiliate, ally, arrange, array, assemble, associate, band together, be in cahoots, begin, build, build up, bunch, bunch up, cabal, calculate, cast, catalogue, categorize, cement a union, centralize, chart,… …

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  • 33organize — I (Roget s IV) v. 1. [To put in order] Syn. arrange, compose, combine, systematize, methodize, coordinate, adjust, synthesize, dispose, put in order, line up, regulate, harmonize, range, adapt, settle, fit, straighten, reorganize, correlate,… …

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  • 34organize — To play the organ. That was lovely organizing at church …

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  • 35organize — To play the organ. That was lovely organizing at church …

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  • 36organize —    to induce to join a trade union    In the jargon, a company which is not obliged to negotiate with a trade union is not organized, however well its affairs may be managed …

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  • 37organize — or organise verb 1》 arrange systematically; order. 2》 make arrangements or preparations for. 3》 form (people) into a trade union or other political group. Derivatives organizable adjective organizer noun Origin ME: from med. L. organizare, from L …

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  • 38organize — v. a. 1. Constitute (by assignment of parts), dispose or arrange in parts (for special functions), construct, form, make, shape, frame, adjust. 2. Arrange, establish, systematize …

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  • 39organize — verb 1) organizing and disseminating information Syn: (put in) order, arrange, sort (out), assemble, marshal, put straight, group, classify, collocate, categorize, catalog, codify, systematize, systemize; rare methodize 2) th …

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  • 40organize — or·ga·nize …

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