英语

organizer

gb/ˈɔɹɡənˌaɪzɚ/ us/ˈɔɹɡənˌaɪzɚ/
A2 英语
~ 8500
义项
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名词 B1 entity
1

person who plans and runs events

A person who plans and manages an event, project, or activity.

用法模式: [someone] is an organizer of [event/activity]
常见错误:
Learners sometimes use *organizer* as a verb and say things like *She organizer the party*. The correct verb is *organize*: *She organized the party.* Another common issue is confusing *organizer* (the person) with *organization* (the group or company).
近义词
planner (Focuses on making plans, sometimes less on managing them in real time.) | coordinator (Stresses arranging people and parts so they work together smoothly.) | arranger (General word for someone who sets things up; slightly more formal or written.)
反义词
participant (Someone who takes part in an event but does not plan or run it.) | bystander (Someone present but not involved in organizing or taking action.)
搭配
event organizer |community organizer |wedding organizer |lead organizer |campaign organizer |main organizer
主题
work |business |daily life
例句
  • The organizers of the festival expect more than 10,000 visitors this year.
  • As lead organizer, she was responsible for hiring staff and booking the venue.
  • Community organizers went door to door to invite residents to the meeting.
  • The conference organizers sent an email with the final schedule.
  • He works as an event organizer for corporate parties and trade shows.
学习者例句
  • The organizer of the party ordered the food.
  • She is one of the organizers of the music festival.
  • The organizers asked people to arrive early.
  • A new organizer will run the sports day this year.
  • He wants to be an event organizer after college.
名词 A2 entity
2

book or app for planning time

A book or app where you write your plans, meetings, and things to do.

用法模式: a(n) [daily/personal] organizer for [appointments/tasks]
常见错误:
Learners sometimes confuse *organizer* (the book or app) with *organization* (a group or company). Example error: *I wrote it in my organization.* Correct: *I wrote it in my organizer.* Also, *organizer* in this sense is a countable noun and usually needs an article: *I bought an organizer*, not *I bought organizer.*
近义词
planner (Most common everyday word; often interchangeable, sometimes slightly more general.) | diary (In British English, can mean a datebook; in other contexts, suggests a record of personal thoughts.) | agenda (Can mean a list of items for meetings; less often used for a full personal planning book or app.)
反义词
scrap of paper (Represents a very unstructured way of keeping notes and plans, opposite to a dedicated organizer.)
搭配
personal organizer |daily organizer |digital organizer |electronic organizer |paper organizer |planner and organizer
主题
daily life |work |education |time |daily_life
例句
  • I keep all my meetings and deadlines in a small leather organizer.
  • She bought a new digital organizer to manage her busy schedule.
  • He checked his organizer and realized he had two appointments at the same time.
  • My phone works as my main organizer for work and family events.
  • The company gave every employee a yearly organizer with important dates marked.
学习者例句
  • I write all my classes in my organizer.
  • He uses a phone organizer to remember meetings.
  • This organizer shows my plans for the week.
  • She opens her organizer to check the time of the lesson.
  • I need an organizer because I forget many things.
名词 B1 entity
3

container with sections for items

A box or tool with many parts that helps you keep things neat and in order.

用法模式: a(n) [drawer/desk/closet] organizer for [items]
常见错误:
Learners may think *organizer* always means a person. In sentences like *I bought a desk organizer*, *organizer* is an object, not a person. Context and the words before it (like *desk*, *drawer*, *closet*) show that it is a thing.
近义词
storage container (General; does not always suggest separate sections or focus on order.) | divider (Focuses on the parts that separate space; may not hold items by itself.) | caddy (Informal term for a small container you carry that holds several items, often on a handle.)
反义词
pile (Suggests things are stacked or heaped without any order or structure.) | mess (General word for a very disorganized collection of items.)
搭配
drawer organizer |desk organizer |closet organizer |makeup organizer |storage organizer |kitchen organizer
主题
home |daily life |shopping |daily_life |housing
例句
  • She bought a drawer organizer to keep her utensils from mixing together.
  • A simple desk organizer helped him sort his pens, notes, and paper clips.
  • We installed a closet organizer to create more space for shoes and bags.
  • The makeup organizer has separate sections for brushes, lipsticks, and palettes.
  • This tool organizer hangs on the wall so every tool has its own place.
学习者例句
  • I use a desk organizer for my pens.
  • We put a shoe organizer on the door.
  • This drawer organizer keeps my socks together.
  • She bought a makeup organizer for her table.
  • A closet organizer helps my room look clean.
名词 technical C1 entity
4

embryonic region guiding development

In biology, a small part of a young animal or plant that tells nearby cells how to grow and form body parts.

用法模式: the [embryonic/Spemann] organizer in [species]
常见错误:
Non-specialists may assume this is the same as a person who organizes things. In biology texts, *organizer* refers to a group of cells, not a human role.
近义词
inductive center (Technical term stressing its role in sending signals that cause other cells to change.)
反义词
responding tissue (Refers to cells that receive instructions rather than organize development; opposite role in the process.)
搭配
embryonic organizer |Spemann organizer |primary organizer |organizer region
主题
science
例句
  • The Spemann organizer plays a crucial role in early vertebrate development.
  • Researchers transplanted the organizer to a new location in the embryo to observe its effects.
  • Signals from the organizer influence how nearby cells differentiate.
  • The organizer is essential for establishing the body axis in many species.
学习者例句
  • In this experiment, the organizer controls how the embryo grows.
  • Scientists studied the organizer in frog embryos.
  • The organizer sends signals to other cells.
  • Without the organizer, the body does not form correctly.
语法
词典原形
organizer
IPA
GB/ˈɔɹɡənˌaɪzɚ/
US/ˈɔɹɡənˌaɪzɚ/
音节与重音
or - gan - izer (3 个音节)
Stress on 1st syllable (or)
词形变化
Noun
  • Base: organizer
  • Plural: organizers
词族
Forms
organizers noun
Core family
organize verb A2 organization noun A2 organized adjective
Related words
organizational adjective B2 reorganize verb B2
Negative and opposite forms
disorganized adjective
Advanced or less common
reorganization noun B2
相关表达

community organizer

1
/kəmjˈunɪti ˈɔɹɡənˌaɪzɚ/
fixed phrase

person organizing local community action

A person who brings people in a neighborhood or town together to solve problems or work for social or political change.

例句
  • She worked as a community organizer before running for office.
  • Community organizers helped residents speak up about housing problems.

event organizer

1
/ɪvˈɛnt ˈɔɹɡənˌaɪzɚ/
fixed phrase

person who plans events professionally

A person whose job is to plan and run events like concerts, conferences, or parties.

例句
  • The event organizer coordinated the catering, music, and security.
  • If you have questions about the schedule, please ask the event organizer.

personal organizer

1
/pˈɚsənəl ˈɔɹɡənˌaɪzɚ/
fixed phrase

book/device for personal schedule

A small book or digital tool where you write your own meetings, plans, and things to do.

例句
  • She carries a personal organizer in her bag to track appointments.
  • I use my phone as a personal organizer for work and family events.

professional organizer

1
/pɹəfˈɛʃənəl ˈɔɹɡənˌaɪzɚ/
fixed phrase

person hired to organize spaces

A person whose job is to help other people clean up and arrange their homes or offices in a better way.

例句
  • A professional organizer helped him sort years of paperwork and clutter.
  • She became a professional organizer and now helps families with small apartments use space better.

wedding organizer

1
/wˈɛdɪŋ ˈɔɹɡənˌaɪzɚ/
fixed phrase

person who plans weddings

A person or business that plans and runs a wedding, arranging things like the place, food, music, and decorations.

例句
  • They hired a wedding organizer so they could relax on the big day.
  • The wedding organizer met with the couple to discuss the guest list and budget.

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