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Third Person
organizes
Present Participle
organizing
Past Tense
organized
Past Participle
organized
1
to make the necessary arrangements for an event or activity to take place
transitive
- I organize the annual charity event for our community.
- You organize the logistics for the conference every year.
- He organizes the schedule for the team meetings.
- We are organizing a surprise party for her birthday.
- The committee is organizing the agenda for the upcoming summit.
2
to put things into a particular order or structure
transitive
- She organized her closet by color, making it easier to find clothes in the morning.
- The secretary frequently organizes files in the office for easy retrieval.
- They recently organized the kitchen cabinets to maximize storage space.
- Can you please organize the books on the shelf by genre?
Synonyms:
3
to bring different parts together and arrange them so they work together as a complete and effective system
transitive
- They organized the data into a report that made sense to the stakeholders.
- The event planner organized all the details into a smooth-running ceremony.
- The chef organized the kitchen staff so that dinner service ran efficiently.
- The committee organized the various proposals into one unified plan.
- The manager organized the tasks into a clear schedule for the week.
Synonyms:
4
to establish and set up the administrative framework for an organization or system
transitive
- They organized the company’s management team to handle daily operations.
- The government organized the local health department to manage public health services.
- She organized a team to oversee the event logistics.
- The company organized a committee to handle community outreach programs.
- They organized an administrative structure for the new nonprofit.
Antonyms:
5
to form a group of people with a particular purpose, especially a political cause
transitive
- He organized the workers into a trade union to demand better wages.
- The activists organized the community into a political group to challenge local laws.
- The students organized a political group to campaign for university policy changes.
- They organized the farmers into a cooperative to address labor issues.
- They organized volunteers to support the political cause.