organize
To put things in order so they are easy to find or use.
To arrange or structure items, tasks, or people in a logical or orderly way.
To plan and prepare everything for an event or activity.
To plan, arrange, and coordinate the details of an event or activity.
To make people work together as a group for something.
To bring people together into a structured group to achieve a particular goal.
To make your ideas or work clear and ordered.
To arrange ideas, tasks, or information in a clear and logical way in the mind or in written form.
- Base: organize
- Variant Spelling: organise
- 3rd Person Singular: organizes
- Present Participle: organizing
- Past: organized
- Spelling Variant: organise Verb
organize around [something]
1Structure plans with focus point
To plan things so that one main thing is the center of attention or purpose.
- The festival is organized around local traditions.
- Our project is organized around customer needs.
organize yourself
1Manage your own time and work well
To plan your own work and time so that you can do things well and on time.
- You need to organize yourself if you want to meet the deadline.
- She learned how to organize herself better after missing several appointments.
well-organized
1Arranged effectively and neatly
Having everything in the right place and easy to find or use.
- The office is clean and well-organized.
- He is a well-organized manager who always meets deadlines.