Pronunciation: /ˈɔːrɡəˌnaɪzd/
verb to arrange or plan something in a systematic way
A1 I organized my desk by putting all the pens in one drawer.
A2 She organized her schedule by color-coding her appointments.
B1 The event planner organized the conference with precision and detail.
B2 He organized the team efficiently, delegating tasks to each member.
C1 The CEO organized the company restructuring to improve efficiency.
C2 The project manager organized the entire project timeline flawlessly.
adjective arranged in a systematic way
A1 My desk is always organized with everything in its proper place.
A2 She keeps her schedule organized by using a planner.
B1 The company has an organized system for filing important documents.
B2 The event was well-organized with clear instructions for all participants.
C1 The project manager is known for his highly organized approach to planning and execution.
C2 The museum's exhibits are meticulously organized to provide a seamless visitor experience.
formal The conference was very well organized with a detailed schedule and clear instructions.
informal I like how you have organized your closet by color and type of clothing.
slang I'm so glad we organized this get-together, it's going to be lit!
figurative Her thoughts were so organized, it was as if her mind was a perfectly arranged library.
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