organise
To put things or people in order so they work well or look neat.
To arrange or structure items, tasks, or people in a planned and orderly way.
To make all the plans and arrangements for an event or activity.
To plan, arrange, and manage the details of an event or activity.
To make a group of people come together for a reason.
To bring people together into a group, especially for a specific purpose such as work, protest, or shared interest.
- Base: organise
- Variant Spelling: organize
- 3rd Person Singular: organises
- Present Participle: organising
- Past: organised
- Spelling Variant: organize Verb
organise around [something]
1Structure based on central idea
To plan activities or ideas so they are all connected to one main thing.
- The course is organised around weekly projects.
- The meeting was organised around the budget discussion.
organise yourself
1Manage your own work efficiently
To plan your own work and time so you can do things well and on time.
- If you want to finish early, you need to organise yourself better.
- She finally learned how to organise herself at university.
well-organised
1Having good planning and order
Planned and arranged in a good way so that it works well.
- The conference was very well-organised.
- He is a well-organised person who never misses deadlines.