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reorganize English

Meaning reorganize meaning

What does reorganize mean?

reorganize

— verb (= reorganise) organize anew We must reorganize the company if we don't want to go under — verb organize anew, as after a setback

Synonyms reorganize synonyms

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reorganize English » English

rearrange reorganise remodel restore rebuild alter restructure reconstruct transform rework revamp restyle reshuffle reshape regroup reform rationalize change transmute transfigure shake up revolutionize reorganization reorder remould refashion redo redesign overhaul modify dress convert tide up straighten out straighten up sort out set right retool reposition renew remold remake reestablish reduce reconvert reconstruction recast re-equip re rally put straight

Topics reorganize topics

What do people use reorganize to talk about?
Physical actions Arrange

Organize

Conjugation reorganize conjugation

How do you conjugate reorganize?

reorganize · verb

Examples reorganize examples

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Movie subtitles

I've had to reorganize since losing Jorgensen.
I need somebody to reorganize the office, I want some efficiency in that side of the business.
We're going to reorganize society.
We must reestablish our contacts. We must replace those arrested and killed and reorganize our groups.
I wanna work for you, wanna help you reorganize Bennet's Raiders.
And you were there in order to reorganize it?
We gotta reorganize, Max.
When you were defense minister to the previous Dalai Lama. then you wanted to reorganize the army.
The head of Leaf North America. sends a videotape in to all the Leaf plants. telling 'em how they're gonna reorganize and stuff.
There's something called ego dystonia, a form of obsessive compulsive disorder, where a person has the persistence and inescapable impulses. to change things, to organize, to reorganize.
Did you read how the zoo animals tried to reorganize their cages. in alphabetical order?
Jean was myfiance. the kind ofall-American woman who could cook a perfect banana bread. then turn around and reorganize the entire office. and still look great at the end ofthe day.
NARRATOR: Cukor was forced to reorganize his shooting schedule.
So go reorganize some files.
You will reorganize the police there splendidly.
We must replace those arrested and killed and reorganize our groups.
Now you've got to regroup, reorganize and attack.
London says we'll have to keep it here a while longer, till they reorganize their network.
After Rotterdam, we'll have to reorganize everything.
They're gonna reorganize the whole division.
I was gonna reorganize the closet. No.
If he gains control of my powers, he might try to use them to reorganize the underworld, become the next Source.
Sir, I thought the point of all this was to give you the power to reorganize the underworld above ground.
He just told me you were trying to reorganize the underworld.
We're going to reorganize the society.
Soon I'll reorganize everything.
We're gonna reorganize under chapter 11, so it's gonna take some time.
Okay, I'm gonna go back and reorganize the sequencing again. and find more power.
I'm gonna reorganize the clients' portfolio in New York.
Or come home to Macedonia and reorganize.
Once I started doing that, I realized it was time to reorganize the pantry.
Adrian, really, you didn't have to reorganize the whole filing room.
I'm going to reorganize and restructure the physical layout of the office to maximise everything.

News and current affairs

The EU urgently needs to democratize its procedures and reorganize its institutions to ensure that this year's enlargement does not lead to bureaucratic deadlock.
What is needed is a radical change in how we think about medicine and health care, not simply better ways to reorganize existing systems.
This presupposes that the Brothers reorganize themselves internally and find ways to distance themselves from more radical factions, and that they promote inclusive policies toward vulnerable groups and social minorities.
This budding goodwill ended when the Vatican announced plans to reorganize Catholic structures overseas, including within Russia.
A stick with which to beat back any instinct in the Kremlin to issue such an invitation was needed by the Patriarch, and so the Vatican's decision to reorganize its dioceses in Russia must have seemed a godsend.
It is often forgotten that US Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld emerged from a comfortable retirement to reorganize the American military into a smaller, more agile force, using some of these same insights.
Decentralized management has helped German exporters triple their share of the global market for top-quality goods compared to those firms that did not reorganize.
Left to its fate, Syrian society began to disintegrate and reorganize on a sectarian basis.
After September11, 2001, the US had a second big chance to use its unique power to reorganize the world.
The international community is now charged with thinking about how to reorganize the financial sector and minimize the risk of similar catastrophe in the future.

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