organised
/ˈɔrɡənaɪzd/
verb
- Past tense and past participle of organise.
- He organised his notes before the exam.
- She organised the files yesterday.
- They have organised a meeting for next week.
adjective
- Arranged or planned in a systematic and efficient way.
- The event was well organised and ran on time.
- Her desk is always very organised, with everything in its place.
- We need a more organised system for tracking orders.
- Describing a person who is good at planning and arranging things.
- He is so organised that he plans his meals for the whole week.
- Being organised helps me manage my time better.
- She is a very organised person who never misses a deadline.
- Involving a group of people acting together in a structured way, often for a common goal.
- They belong to an organised sports league.
- The charity runs organised tours for volunteers.
- Organised crime is a serious problem in some cities.
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