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organize

Pronunciation: [ˈɔr.ɡə.naɪz]

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Learn how to use organize in a sentence: 9 audio examples across 3 meanings.

Context: “arrangement”

(verb) to put things in a certain order or to make plans for something. When you organize, you make everything neat and ready to use. It's like cleaning your room and putting your toys in the right places.

Example

I will organize my books by color so that my shelf looks pretty.

Example

I didn't organize my desk, and now I can't find my homework.

Example

How do you plan to organize your toys this weekend?

Context: “event planning”

(verb) to arrange a specific event or activity for a group of people. This means getting everything ready for a party, meeting, or other gatherings, so everyone knows what to do and when.

Example

She will organize a birthday party for her friend next month.

Example

He didn't organize the picnic, so nobody knew where to go.

Example

Who is going to organize the school field trip this year?

Context: “teamwork”

(verb) to bring people together to work on a project or goal. When you organize a team, you help everyone understand their roles and how they can help.

Example

The teacher will organize the students into groups for the science project.

Example

Without a leader to organize the team, they struggled to finish on time.

Example

How can we organize everyone to help with the community clean-up?

How to pronounce organize

Pronunciation: [ˈɔr.ɡə.naɪz]

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