organise
/ˈɔrɡənaɪz/
verb
- To arrange or plan something in a systematic way.
- The students organised a clean-up day at the local park.
- She helped organise a surprise party for her friend.
- I need to organise my desk before I start working.
- To form or join a group with a shared purpose, especially a labor union or political group.
- The community organised to fight for safer streets.
- They organised a protest to raise awareness about climate change.
- The workers decided to organise a union to demand better pay.
- To put things into a particular order or structure.
- She organised the books on the shelf by author name.
- Can you organise the photos by date?
- He organised his thoughts before writing the essay.
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