reorganise
gb/ɹˈɚɡənɪs/ us/ɹˈɚɡənɪs/
B2
영어
의미
의미 0개
동사
business
B2
action
1
change an organisation’s structure
To change how a company or team is set up and works.
사용 패턴：
reorganise [a company/department/team]
자주 하는 실수：
Spelling varies: reorganise (UK) and reorganize (US). Also, avoid using it when you only mean “tidy up” a space; “rearrange” may fit better.
유의어
restructure (Focuses specifically on changing the structure and reporting lines.)
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overhaul (Suggests a bigger, more drastic change.)
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revamp (Often implies making something more modern or effective.)
반의어
maintain (Keep the organisation in its current form.)
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preserve (Protect the existing structure from change.)
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leave unchanged (Make no structural changes.)
연어
reorganise the company
|reorganise a department
|reorganise management
|reorganise the team
|reorganise operations
|reorganise the workforce
|reorganise after a merger
|reorganise internally
|reorganise the organisational structure
|reorganise the business
주제
business
|work
|management
예문
- After the merger, the bank reorganised its regional offices and cut several management layers.
- The charity reorganised to create separate teams for fundraising and community work.
- They reorganised the department so decisions could be made faster.
학습자용 예문
- The company reorganised its sales team.
- We need to reorganise the office after the merger.
동사
B2
action
2
arrange things in a new order
To put things or plans in a new order.
사용 패턴：
reorganise [something] (so that ...)
자주 하는 실수：
Don’t confuse with “organise” (arrange for the first time). “Reorganise” means change an existing arrangement.
유의어
rearrange (Often refers to changing the order or position of physical things.)
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reorder (Emphasises changing the sequence or order.)
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revise (Often used for plans, documents, or text rather than physical items.)
반의어
keep (Continue with the same arrangement.)
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leave alone (Not change the current arrangement.)
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stick with (Continue using the same plan or system.)
연어
reorganise your schedule
|reorganise your files
|reorganise notes
|reorganise a plan
|reorganise a timetable
|reorganise the kitchen
|reorganise a room
|reorganise tasks
|reorganise data
|reorganise your calendar
주제
daily_life
|planning
|education
예문
- I reorganised my study notes by topic before the exam.
- We had to reorganise the trip because the train was cancelled.
- She reorganised the cupboards so the things she uses most were easy to reach.
학습자용 예문
- I reorganised my desk.
- They reorganised the schedule.
문법
기본형
reorganise
IPA
GB/ɹˈɚɡənɪs/
US/ɹˈɚɡənɪs/
음절 및 강세
re - or - gan - ise （4음절）
Stress on 1st syllable (re)
활용형
Verb
- Base: reorganise
- 3rd Person Singular: reorganises
- Present Participle: reorganising
- Past: reorganised
표현
reorganise around
1/ɹˈɚɡənɪs ɚˈaʊnd/
fixed phrase
business
make something centered on a focus
To change an organisation so one thing becomes the main focus.
예문
- The firm reorganised around its fastest-growing product line.
- They reorganised the service team around customer needs rather than internal departments.
- The campaign was reorganised around a single clear message.
reorganise from the ground up
1/ɹˈɚɡənɪs fɹˈʌm ðə ɡɹˈaʊnd ˈʌp/
idiom
rebuild completely in a new way
To change something completely and start again in a new way.
예문
- After the cybersecurity incident, they reorganised the IT department from the ground up.
- The new director reorganised the programme from the ground up to focus on patient care.
- We don’t need a few tweaks—we need to reorganise from the ground up.
reorganise into
1/ɹˈɚɡənɪs ˈɪntu/
fixed phrase
business
change structure into new groups
To change something so it is divided into new groups.
예문
- The company reorganised into three regional divisions.
- We reorganised the class into small discussion groups.
- The files were reorganised into folders by year.
reorganise your priorities
1/ɹˈɚɡənɪs jˈʊɹ pɹaɪˈɔɹətiz/
fixed phrase
change what matters most to you
To decide again what is most important to you.
예문
- After the new baby arrived, they had to reorganise their priorities.
- If you’re constantly stressed, it may be time to reorganise your priorities.
- The budget cuts forced the team to reorganise its priorities.