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arrange /əˈreɪndʒ/ verb

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مرتب کردن، ترتیب دادن، آراستن، چیدن، سازمند کردن
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[TahlilGaran] Persian Dictionary

arrange
[verb]
Synonyms:
- plan, construct, contrive, devise, fix up, organize, prepare
- agree, adjust, come to terms, compromise, determine, settle
- put in order, classify, group, line up, order, organize, position, sort
- adapt, instrument, orchestrate, score
Antonyms: derange, disarrange
Contrasted words: disorder, disorganize, disturb, unsettle, confuse, jumble, muddle, tumble, disperse, scatter
Related Words: assort, categorize, pigeonhole, sort, design, plan, project, scheme
English Thesaurus: arrange, organize, order, classify, set out, ...

[TahlilGaran] English Synonym Dictionary

arrange S2 W2 /əˈreɪndʒ/ verb
[Word Family: noun: arrangement, arranger; verb: arrange; adjective: arranged]
[Date: 1300-1400; Language: Old French; Origin: arangier, from rengier 'to put in a row', from reng 'row']

1. [intransitive and transitive] to organize or make plans for something such as a meeting, party, or trip:
Contact your local branch to arrange an appointment.
I’d like to arrange a business loan.
arrange to do something
Have you arranged to meet Mark this weekend?
arrange something with somebody
Beth arranged a meeting with the marketing director.
arrange when/where/how etc
We still have to arrange how to get home.
arrange that
We had arranged that I would go for the weekend.
Matthew arrived at 2 o'clock as arranged.

2. [intransitive and transitive] to make it possible for someone to have or do something
arrange for something
The company will arrange for a taxi to meet you at the airport.
arrange for somebody to do something
Dave arranged for someone to drive him home.

3. [transitive] to put a group of things or people in a particular order or position:
Ben arranged the flowers in a vase.
The list is arranged alphabetically.
arrange something in pairs/groups etc
The children were arranged in lines according to height.

4. [transitive] to write or change a piece of music so that it is suitable for a particular instrument
arrange something for something
a symphony arranged for the piano

[TahlilGaran] Dictionary of Contemporary English

arrange
verb
I. plan/organize sth
ADV. easily | with difficulty These things can be arranged with difficulty.
hastily, hurriedly, quickly | secretly | specially
VERB + ARRANGE try to | be able to, can/could Todd will be able to arrange matters.
be difficult/easy/possible to These matters are easy to arrange.
PREP. for I'd be very grateful if you could arrange for this work to be carried out.

[TahlilGaran] Collocations Dictionary

arrange
II. put in order; make neat/attractive
ADV. carefully, neatly Her red hair was carefully arranged and her face made up.
alphabetically, chronologically, symmetrically, systematically The books are arranged alphabetically by author.
PREP. in She arranged the chairs in neat rows.
into She took the list of visitors' names and arranged them into groups of four.
PHRASES arrange sth in alphabetical/chronological order The names are arranged in alphabetical order.

[TahlilGaran] Collocations Dictionary

arrange to put things in a particular order or position:
I like the way you’ve arranged the room.
a group of numbers arranged in any order
organize to arrange things in order according to a system, so that they are more effective or easier to use:
The book is organized into three sections.
How is the equipment organized?
order to arrange a group of things so that one comes after the other in a particular order:
The books are ordered according to title.
classify to arrange things in groups, and give each group a title:
The towns were classified according to population size.
set out to arrange a group of things on the floor, on a table, on a shelf etc, ready to be used:
If we set out the chairs now, they’ll be ready for tonight’s meeting.
be laid out to be arranged according to a particular plan – used especially about cities, buildings, and pages:
Kyoto is laid out according to a grid system.
fix/fix up especially British English spoken to arrange something, especially for someone else:
John had fixed up for me to give a talk.
I’ve fixed an appointment for you at the doctor’s.
set a time/date (also fix a time/date British English) to arrange for something to happen at a particular time or on a particular day:
Have you set a date for the wedding yet?
We fixed a time for me to visit.
reserve/book to arrange to stay in a place, go to a theatre, travel on a plane etc:
I’ve booked the flight to Zurich.
He had reserved a table at the restaurant.
take care of/make the arrangements to arrange all the details of an event:
Uncle James is making all the funeral arrangements.

[TahlilGaran] English Thesaurus

novel noun [countable] a book about imaginary people and events:
The film is based on Nick Hornby’s best-selling novel.
a historical novel
fiction noun [uncountable] books that describe imaginary people and events:
She reads a lot of romantic fiction.
literature noun [uncountable] novels and plays that are considered to be important works of art:
I’m studying American literature at university.
non-fiction noun [uncountable] books that describe real people and events:
Men tend to prefer non-fiction.
science fiction noun [uncountable] books about imaginary events in the future or space travel
reference book noun [countable] a book such as a dictionary or encyclopedia, which you look at to find information
textbook noun [countable] a book about a particular subject that you use in a classroom
set book British English
, course book British English noun [countable] a book that you have to study as part of your course
guidebook noun [countable] a book telling visitors about a city or country
picture book noun [countable] a book for children with many pictures in it
hardcover/hardback noun [countable] a book that has a hard stiff cover
paperback noun [countable] a book that has a paper cover
biography noun [countable] a book about a real person’s life, written by another person
autobiography noun [countable] a book that someone has written about their own life
recipe book/cookery book British English (also cookbook American English) noun [countable] a book that tells you how to cook different meals
book a holiday
People often book their holidays in January.
book a trip
I booked the whole trip on the Internet.
book a flight
He picked up the phone and booked a flight to Barcelona.
book a ticket
It’s cheaper if you book your train ticket in advance.
book a table (=in a restaurant)
I’ll book a table for 7.30 tomorrow evening.
book a room/hotel
Ross found a good hotel and booked a room.
book a seat
She booked me a seat on the 9 am flight.
book a place on something
Students are advised to book a place on the course early.
book early
We recommend you book early to avoid disappointment.
book (well) in advance
There are only 20 places, so it is essential to book well in advance.
book online (=on the Internet)
It’s much easier to book tickets online.
be fully booked (=all the seats, tickets etc are sold)
I’m afraid that show is fully booked.
be booked solid (=all the seats, tickets etc are sold for a long period)
The restaurant’s booked solid for the whole of the Christmas period.
arrange to organize or make plans for something such as a meeting, party, or trip:
He had arranged to meet Marcia outside the restaurant.
The company arranges skiing trips.
fix/fix up especially British English spoken to arrange something, especially for someone else:
John had fixed up for me to give a talk.
I’ve fixed an appointment for you at the doctor’s.
organize (also -ise British English) to make the arrangements for an event, especially a big public event:
They had organized a protest against the war.
set a time/date (also fix a time/date British English) to arrange for something to happen at a particular time or on a particular day:
Have you set a date for the wedding yet?
We fixed a time for me to visit.
reserve/book to arrange to stay in a place, go to a theatre, travel on a plane etc:
I’ve booked the flight to Zurich.
He had reserved a table at the restaurant.
take care of/make the arrangements to arrange all the details of an event:
Uncle James is making all the funeral arrangements.

[TahlilGaran] English Thesaurus


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