organize
/ˈɔrɡənaɪz/
verb
- To arrange things in a neat or logical order.
- I need to organize my photos into folders on the computer.
- The librarian had to organize the books by genre and author.
- She helped me organize my desk so I could find my pens easily.
- To plan or coordinate an event or activity.
- Our team will organize a charity run next spring.
- Who is going to organize the birthday party for Mom?
- The students organized a debate on climate change.
- To form or join a group, especially a labor union, to work together for a common goal.
- Community members organized to clean up the local park.
- Teachers across the state are organizing for smaller class sizes.
- The factory workers decided to organize a union to demand better wages.
- To arrange thoughts or information in a clear, structured way.
- Before writing the essay, she took a few minutes to organize her ideas.
- He organized his speech into three main points.
- The report is hard to follow because the data isn't organized well.
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