B1verbUK spelling: organiseworkbusiness
US/ˈɔːr.ɡə.naɪz/
UK/ˈɔː.ɡə.naɪz/
to arrange or plan something so that it works well, or to put things in order
In context
She helped organize a charity concert for the local school.
I need to organize my notes before the exam.
The workers organized a strike to demand better pay.
Words that go with organize
verb + noun
- organize an eventThey organize an event every summer.
- organize a meetingCan you organize a meeting for Monday?
- organize a tripHe organized a trip to Da Lat for his friends.
- organize your timeYou should organize your time better.
- organize a conferenceOur department will organize a conference next spring.
verb + preposition
- organize intoThe teacher organized the class into small groups.
Common mistakes
Incorrect:
We will organize a party at Saturday.Correct: We will organize a party on Saturday.
Incorrect:
She is very organize.Correct: She is very organized.