organize

organize
verb
1) (to arrange or prepare (something), usually requiring some time or effort: They organized a conference.) organizar
2) (to make into a society etc: He organized the workers into a trade union.) organizar
•
- organiser
- organization
- organisation
- organized
- organised
organize vb
1. organizar
who organized the party? ¿quién organizó la fiesta?
2. ordenar
she organized the files alphabetically ordenó los archivos alfabéticamente
El gerundio de organize se escribe organizing
organize
tr['ɔːgənaɪz]
transitive verb
1 (arrange) organizar
■ they organized a coach trip organizaron una excursión en autocar
2 (make a system) ordenar, organizar
■ she organized the books alphabetically ordenó los libros alfabéticamente
intransitive verb
1 organizar
organize ['ɔrgə.naɪz] vt, -nized ; -nizing : organizar, arreglar, poner en orden
organize (US/UK)
v.
• estructurar v.
• organizar v.
• reformar v.
'ɔːrgənaɪz, 'ɔːgənaɪz
1.
transitive verb
1)
a) (arrange, set up) organizar*

have you got anything organized for this evening? — ¿tienes algún plan para esta noche?

b) organizing pres p (before n) <body/committee> organizador
2) (systematize) \<\<ideas/life\>\> ordenar

you've got to organize your time better — tienes que organizarte mejor para aprovechar bien el tiempo

I haven't had time to get myself organized — no he tenido tiempo de organizarme

3) (Lab Rels) sindicalizar* (esp AmL), sindicar* (esp Esp)

2.
vi
1) (arrange things) organizar*
2) (Lab Rels) sindicalizarse* (esp AmL), sindicarse* (esp Esp)
['ɔːɡǝnaɪz]
1. VT
1) (=arrange) [+ event, activity] organizar

they organized demonstrations against the closures — organizaron manifestaciones en contra de los cierres

can you organize some food for us? — ¿puedes encargarte de nuestra comida?

I will organize transport — yo me encargaré del transporte

2) (=put in order)

she tried to organize her thoughts — intentó ordenar or poner en orden sus pensamientos

she organizes her time very well — administra muy bien su tiempo, se organiza muy bien (el tiempo)

she's always organizing people — siempre le está diciendo a la gente qué hacer

stop trying to organize my life — deja de intentar organizar mi vida

to get (o.s.) organized, organize o.s. — organizarse

3) (Ind) sindicar, organizar en sindicatos
2. VI
1) (=make arrangements) organizar

we have organized for every eventuality — lo hemos organizado todo para cualquier eventualidad

he's organized for us to meet the director — lo ha organizado para que nos reunamos con el director

2) (Ind) sindicarse
* * *
['ɔːrgənaɪz, 'ɔːgənaɪz]
1.
transitive verb
1)
a) (arrange, set up) organizar*

have you got anything organized for this evening? — ¿tienes algún plan para esta noche?

b) organizing pres p (before n) <body/committee> organizador
2) (systematize) \<\<ideas/life\>\> ordenar

you've got to organize your time better — tienes que organizarte mejor para aprovechar bien el tiempo

I haven't had time to get myself organized — no he tenido tiempo de organizarme

3) (Lab Rels) sindicalizar* (esp AmL), sindicar* (esp Esp)

2.
vi
1) (arrange things) organizar*
2) (Lab Rels) sindicalizarse* (esp AmL), sindicarse* (esp Esp)

English-spanish dictionary. 2013.

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