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Synonyms for "organise" in English

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organise:

to organise verbe, britannique

  1. to organise
    archivate; to store; to file; to organize; to organise
    • archivate verbe
    • store verbe (stores, stored, storing)
    • file verbe (files, filed, filing)
    • organize verbe, américain (organizes, organized, organizing)
    • organise verbe, britannique
    to document
    – record in detail 1
    • document verbe (documents, documented, documenting)
      • The parents documented every step of their child's development1
  2. to organise
    to organize; to catalogue; to order; to organise
    • organize verbe, américain (organizes, organized, organizing)
    • catalogue verbe (catalogues, catalogued, cataloging)
    • order verbe (orders, ordered, ordering)
    • organise verbe, britannique
  3. to organise
    to coordinate; to organize; to arrange; to organise
    • coordinate verbe (coordinates, coordinated, coordinating)
    • organize verbe, américain (organizes, organized, organizing)
    • arrange verbe (arranges, arranged, arranging)
    • organise verbe, britannique
  4. to organise
    home decorating; to arrange; to organize; to organise
  5. organise
    – bring order and organization to 1
    to organize; to coordinate; organise
    – bring order and organization to 1
    • organize verbe, américain (organizes, organized, organizing)
      • Can you help me organize my files?1
    • coordinate verbe (coordinates, coordinated, coordinating)
    • organise verbe, britannique
  6. organise
    – plan and direct (a complex undertaking) 1
    engineer; to direct; to organize; to orchestrate; mastermind; organise
    – plan and direct (a complex undertaking) 1
    • engineer verbe
    • direct verbe (directs, directed, directing)
    • organize verbe, américain (organizes, organized, organizing)
    • orchestrate verbe (orchestrates, orchestrated, orchestrating)
    • mastermind verbe
      • he masterminded the robbery1
    • organise verbe, britannique
  7. organise
    – arrange by systematic planning and united effort 1
    to devise; to prepare; to organize; organise; get up; machinate
    – arrange by systematic planning and united effort 1
    • devise verbe (devises, devised, devising)
      • devise a plan to take over the director's office1
    • prepare verbe (prepares, prepared, preparing)
    • organize verbe, américain (organizes, organized, organizing)
      • organize a strike1
    • organise verbe, britannique
    • get up verbe
    • machinate verbe
      • machinate a plot1
  8. organise
    – cause to be structured or ordered or operating according to some principle or idea 1
    to organize; organise
    – cause to be structured or ordered or operating according to some principle or idea 1
    • organize verbe, américain (organizes, organized, organizing)
    • organise verbe, britannique
  9. organise
    – form or join a union 1
    to organize; unionise; unionize; organise
    – form or join a union 1
    • organize verbe, américain (organizes, organized, organizing)
    • unionise verbe, britannique
    • unionize verbe, américain
      • The auto workers decided to unionize1
    • organise verbe, britannique
  10. organise
    – create (as an entity) 1
    to form; to organize; organise
    – create (as an entity) 1
    • form verbe (forms, formed, forming)
      • social groups form everywhere1
      • They formed a company1
    • organize verbe, américain (organizes, organized, organizing)
    • organise verbe, britannique

organise britannique

  1. organise
    arrange; organize; organise
  2. organise
    organize; put up; put down; shorten; dish up; organise

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Related Definitions for "organise":

  1. bring order and organization to1
  2. plan and direct (a complex undertaking)1
  3. arrange by systematic planning and united effort1
  4. cause to be structured or ordered or operating according to some principle or idea1
  5. form or join a union1
  6. create (as an entity)1







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