reorganization
gb/ɹˌiɔɹɡənəzˈeɪʃən/ us/ɹˌiɔɹɡənəzˈeɪʃən/
B1
英语
~ 9900
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名词
B2
action
1
changing how an organization is structured
The process of changing how a company or group is organized, so it works in a new way.
用法模式：
reorganization of [a company/department/organization]
常见错误：
Learners sometimes say *"make a new organization"* when they mean changing an existing one. In this case, use "reorganization" or "restructuring". Also, do not confuse the verb and noun: say "the reorganization of the company" (noun), not *"the reorganize of the company"*.
近义词
restructuring (Very close in meaning; common in business contexts and slightly more formal.)
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shake-up (Informal; suggests a sudden or dramatic reorganization, often with staff changes.)
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overhaul (Emphasizes a thorough review and repair, not only structure but also systems and processes.)
反义词
stability (Suggests that the organization stays the same without major structural changes.)
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status quo (Refers to keeping the current system or structure unchanged instead of reorganizing.)
搭配
major reorganization
|corporate reorganization
|company reorganization
|internal reorganization
|departmental reorganization
|undergo reorganization
主题
business
|work
|economy
例句
- After the merger, the company announced a complete reorganization of its sales division.
- The new CEO is planning a major reorganization to cut costs and simplify management layers.
- Union leaders are worried that the reorganization will lead to job losses.
- The hospital’s recent reorganization has improved communication between departments.
- Government reorganization is expected to bring several agencies under one ministry.
学习者例句
- Our office is going through a big reorganization this year.
- Because of the reorganization, I now have a new manager.
- The reorganization will change how the teams work together.
- The company reorganization should make our work faster and easier.
名词
B1
action
2
rearranging things or systems
The act of putting things, plans, or ideas into a new order or structure.
用法模式：
reorganization of [things/schedule/system]
常见错误：
Learners sometimes use "reorganization" only for companies. It can also be used for personal spaces, schedules, and systems (e.g., "reorganization of my room", "reorganization of the lesson plan").
近义词
rearrangement (General word for changing order or position; often used for physical objects or plans.)
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reordering (Focuses specifically on changing the order or sequence of items.)
反义词
maintenance (Keeping a system or arrangement as it is instead of changing it.)
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preservation (Emphasizes protecting the existing structure or order from change.)
搭配
reorganization of the schedule
|reorganization of files
|reorganization of the curriculum
|complete reorganization
|reorganization of priorities
主题
daily life
|planning
|work
|daily_life
|core_vocabulary
例句
- The reorganization of the school timetable means classes will start earlier.
- A complete reorganization of the kitchen made it much easier to cook.
- The project will require a reorganization of our current filing system.
- After the software update, there was a noticeable reorganization of the menus.
- The therapist suggested a reorganization of his daily routine to reduce stress.
学习者例句
- I need a reorganization of my desk because it is very messy.
- The reorganization of the schedule gives us more free time in the afternoon.
- We did a reorganization of the bedroom furniture last weekend.
- A small reorganization of your day can help you study better.
名词
technical
C1
action
3
legal restructuring under bankruptcy law
A legal process where a company or person changes how it pays its debts, usually with a plan approved by a court, so it does not have to close completely.
用法模式：
reorganization under [law/chapter]; reorganization plan for [company]
常见错误：
Learners may think "reorganization" always means a simple internal change. In legal and financial news, it can be a specific bankruptcy process where a court is involved and debts are restructured.
近义词
bankruptcy restructuring (Technical phrase emphasizing the financial and legal aspect of the reorganization process.)
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reorganization proceeding (Legal term focusing on the court-managed process itself.)
反义词
liquidation (Opposite outcome in insolvency where a company’s assets are sold and the business is closed rather than reorganized.)
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winding up (Legal process of closing a company, contrasted with continuing it through reorganization.)
搭配
Chapter 11 reorganization
|reorganization proceedings
|court-approved reorganization plan
|debt reorganization
|file for reorganization
主题
law
|business
|finance
例句
- The airline entered Chapter 11 reorganization after months of financial losses.
- Under the reorganization plan, most of the company’s debt will be converted into shares.
- The court rejected the proposed reorganization because it was unfair to small creditors.
- Many large firms use reorganization to renegotiate contracts and avoid liquidation.
- The law firm specializes in corporate bankruptcy and reorganization.
学习者例句
- The company chose reorganization instead of closing the business.
- In a reorganization, the court helps the company make a new plan to pay its debts.
- The judge must approve the reorganization plan before it starts.
- Reorganization can give a company time to solve money problems.
语法
词典原形
reorganization
IPA
GB/ɹˌiɔɹɡənəzˈeɪʃən/
US/ɹˌiɔɹɡənəzˈeɪʃən/
音节与重音
re - or - gan - iz - a - tion （6 个音节）
Stress on 4th syllable (iz)
词形变化
Noun
- Base: reorganization
- Plural: reorganization, reorganizations
词族
Forms
reorganizations
noun
Core family
Related words
Negative and opposite forms
disorganized
adjective
disorganization
noun
Advanced or less common
organizationally
adverb
相关表达
Chapter 11 reorganization
1/t͡ʃˈæptɚ ɪlˈɛvən ɹˌiɔɹɡənəzˈeɪʃən/
fixed phrase
technical
US bankruptcy reorganization process
In the United States, a legal process under Chapter 11 of the Bankruptcy Code where a company makes a new plan to pay its debts and keep operating.
例句
- The retailer filed for Chapter 11 reorganization after years of declining sales.
- During Chapter 11 reorganization, the company can keep running while it negotiates with creditors.
- Many airlines have gone through Chapter 11 reorganization and later returned to profit.
corporate reorganization
1/kˈɔɹpɚɪt ɹˌiɔɹɡənəzˈeɪʃən/
fixed phrase
changing how a company is structured
A process where a company changes its structure, staff, or way of working, often to save money or work better.
例句
- The corporate reorganization will combine the European and Asian divisions.
- Shareholders approved the corporate reorganization at last week’s meeting.
- He was hired to advise on the corporate reorganization following the merger.
government reorganization
1/ɡˈʌvɚnmənt ɹˌiɔɹɡənəzˈeɪʃən/
fixed phrase
changing how government departments are arranged
Changes to how parts of a government are arranged, what they do, or who they report to.
例句
- The prime minister announced a major government reorganization to cut bureaucracy.
- Government reorganization will merge several small agencies into one large department.
- The report recommends government reorganization to improve public services.
major reorganization
1/mˈeɪd͡ʒɚ ɹˌiɔɹɡənəzˈeɪʃən/
fixed phrase
large and important structural change
A very big change in how a company, group, or system is organized.
例句
- The school is going through a major reorganization to deal with budget cuts.
- Rumors of a major reorganization have made many employees nervous.
- The board agreed that only a major reorganization could solve the company’s problems.
reorganization plan
1/ɹˌiɔɹɡənəzˈeɪʃən plˈæn/
fixed phrase
technical
formal plan for restructuring
A written plan that explains how a company or person will change its structure and pay its debts during reorganization.
例句
- Creditors voted to accept the reorganization plan proposed by the company.
- The court must approve the reorganization plan before it can take effect.
- The reorganization plan includes closing unprofitable stores and reducing staffing costs.
undergo reorganization
1/ˌʌndɚɡˈoʊ ɹˌiɔɹɡənəzˈeɪʃən/
fixed phrase
experience a process of reorganization
To experience a process where the structure of a company, group, or system is changed.
例句
- Several departments will undergo reorganization in the next few months.
- The museum has undergone reorganization to make better use of its space.
- Public services are expected to undergo reorganization after the policy review.