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organise English

Meaning organise meaning

What does organise mean?

organise

— verb (= organize) bring order and organization to Can you help me organize my files? — verb (= organize) cause to be structured or ordered or operating according to some principle or idea — verb (= organize, devise, machinate) arrange by systematic planning and united effort machinate a plot organize a strike devise a plan to take over the director's office — verb (= form) create (as an entity) social groups form everywhere They formed a company — verb (= unionize, unionise) form or join a union The auto workers decided to unionize — verb (= mastermind, direct) plan and direct (a complex undertaking) he masterminded the robbery

Synonyms organise synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as organise?

organise English » English

organize set up arrange put in order establish order form create prepare orchestrate unionize take care of run manage make machinate look after get up found devise deal with coordinate classify arrange matters unite unionise systematize regulate open merge mastermind join incorporate fix engineer direct couple consolidate concentrate combine array adjust urge unravel unclutter tuck away tidy tee up systemize systemise

Conjugation organise conjugation

How do you conjugate organise?

organise · verb

Examples organise examples

How do I use organise in a sentence?

Simple sentences

We are planning to organise a party for M. Osa next summer.
We are planning to organise a party for M. Osa next Sunday.

Movie subtitles

It's Giles again. Ramakrishna, stay where you are and I'll organise some transport for you.
It doesn't mean that they didn't organise it or even do it.
Will you organise that please, Mr Cole?
I thought with your permission and while I'm waiting for these porters I'd like to organise classes for the children in the valley and teach them something practical and something useful.
We'll organise a raffle, a jumble sale. We'll revive the flower show, have a flag day, a silver collection, a line of pennies, put on The Mikado again.
Yes. - And didn't I give you the money to organise everything?
Somewhere around here Sam Houston is trying to organise an army.
If you were really smart, you'd get the boys together and organise a union.
Your main complaint is that we organise our work here without considering your position, correct?
Organise a feast for dinner. It'll be my husband's birthday.
Organise it any way you want, but get Antoine over here.
Yes, and tomorrow I'll organise a spice shelf for the kitchen.
Organise collection within a week.
It's a big honour for me to organise this great spectacle.under the supervision of the jewellers' association and our great newspaper 'Le Point du Jour'.
Organise your searching parties.
You could organise it so.
Why don't you organise a march to Downing Street?
Sam Houston is trying to organise an army.
If we wanted, we could organise another night like before.
Our best plan is to get back to the hideout. Yes. From there I'll organise an expedition to the Hacienda.
Let's organise the children.
Organise search parties.
I'll organise tea.
Organise a search party.
Organise a security detail.
Tell you what, why don't we see if they can organise basket weaving classes or something?
There are so many things to do. We have to organise everything, to to move house, travel, speak with workers, discuss things with the farmers.
Of course, if you were really smart, you'd get some of the other boys together and organise a union.
Not only do we want to see it. but we'll organise a party in your honor.
Organise a search then detain them for questioning.
If you had guns, lots of them, could you organise your friends?
We agree to go and defend our galaxies and to organise a search for the Dalek invasion force.
After all, the only important thing now is to let you organise finding a cure.
Organise a task force for the pursuit of the time-travellers.
Organise a search party immediately. - Mr. Lazarus will beam down with us.
You organise a security detail.
Let's organise them.
Organise it will you?

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