英:[ˈɔːɡənaɪzd]
美:[ˈɔːrɡənaɪzd]
英:[ˈɔːɡənaɪzd]
美:[ˈɔːrɡənaɪzd]
adj.
有组织的,有条理的
v.
组织( organize的过去式)
or·gan·ized
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词根:organize
adj.organizational 组织的;编制的
organised 有组织的;组织起来的(等于organized)
organismal 生物的;有机体的
n.organization 组织;机构;体制;团体
organism 有机体;生物体;微生物
organisation 组织;团体(等于organization)
organizer 组织者;承办单位;[生物] 组织导体
v.organised 组织;构成(organise的过去式)
vi.organize 组织起来;成立组织
organise 组织起来;组织工会
vt.organize 组织;使有系统化;给予生机;组织成立工会等
organise 组织(等于organize);有机化;给予生机
"social groups form everywhere"
"They formed a company"
"he masterminded the robbery"
"Can you help me organize my files?"
"machinate a plot"
"organize a strike"
"devise a plan to take over the director's office"
"The auto workers decided to unionize"
well organized充分利用;组织有序
organized crime集团犯罪
organized religion有组织的宗教;组织宗教
organized laborn. 隶属工会的工人
1590年代,“装备了器官”的过去分词形容词,源自 organize(动词)。意思是“由相互依赖的部分组成的整体”,始见于1817年。 Organized crime 见于1849年。
The first known use of organized was in 1817
orientateverb
orient
oriental1 of 2adjective
of, relating to, or situated in Asia
Oriental2 of 2noun
one who is a native of east Asia or is of east Asian descent
orient1 of 2verb
to cause to face toward the east
to set or arrange in a definite position especially in relation to the points of the compass
to acquaint with a situation or environment
orient new students
to direct towards the interests of a particular group
movies that are oriented toward teenagers
Orient2 of 2noun
east entry 3 sense 2especially: the countries of eastern Asia
oriel windownoun
a large window that sticks out from and is supported against a wall
orgynoun
secret ceremonies in honor of an ancient Greek or Roman god usually celebrated by wild singing and dancing
something (as a party) that resembles an orgy in lack of control
orgasmnoun
the climax of sexual excitement
organnoun
a keyboard musical instrument in which sets of pipes are sounded by compressed air
an electronic keyboard musical instrument by which sounds like those of an organ are made
a part (as a kidney or leaf) of a person, plant, or animal that consists of cells and tissues and is specialized to do a particular task compare system sense 1b
a way of getting something done
courts are organs of government
a publication (as a newspaper or magazine) of a special group
organizeverb
to make separate parts into one united whole : form or form into an organization
to put into order : systematize
organize your work
organizedadjective
having an organization to plan and carry out activities
organized baseball
1 Joe Biden’s announcement of new China tariffs is only the latest example of two trends in the Biden administration: talking tough on China but not following it up with meaningful policy, and bending over backward to appease organized labor.
2 He knew he had to study his idea in minute and exacting detail, in an organized and disciplined way.
3 By the mid-1670s, scalp hunting had become part of an organized system throughout the colonies.
4 Birth records are not kept in a very uniform or organized way for Africans, and Winnie found that it was not hard to modify her documents to show that Zindzi was bom a year earlier.
5 The effect was to convince the ruling groups of all countries that a few more atomic bombs would mean the end of organized society, and hence of their own power.
6 His house and farm he organized on a military basis.
7 We organized a small memorial service for the chief in Section B and permitted everyone who wanted to speak to do so.
8 His mind had a hard time grasping names of places, or remembering countries or rulers, how the world was organized.
9 The walls are lined with portraits and with shelves of books—pristine early editions—neatly organized and artfully arranged.
10 They organized rallies, had students sign all kinds of petitions—from making drinking water safer to protecting the Key Largo woodrat to planting trees throughout the neighborhood.
11 The whole warren is organized to conceal its existence.
12 When they got to Placer Street—which they'd practically run to after figuring out the numbers—they stopped on the corner, out of breath, and organized the candy.
13 His life was organized, secure, and Master’s mother would have to be stopped from disrupting things; the first step was for Master to go and placate Olanna.
14 I bent stiffly to pick up my mattress, took it back inside, and got myself organized for the day at Wolf Creek.
15 The Keepers had organized and distributed the Gladers throughout the rooms, along with blankets and pillows.
16 It took most of the night to get the papers somewhat organized.
17 Full tax available only to groups organized for charitable, scientific, educational, literary or religious purposes.
全部税收优惠只为慈善, 科学, 教育, 文学或宗教目的的有组织的团体.
18 Dad didn’t know what to do, so he handed me a tissue box and organized the paperwork on his desk.
19 “But the election is only two weeks away. By the time we get all the cards organized...”
20 Enormous demonstrations were organized to measure the popularity of each party, and each time the city was jammed with the same numbers of people.
1 有条理
straight scientific formal systematic tidy methodical well-organized tidy-minded formally systematically organize neat coherent orderly structured ordered order arrange
3 安排有序的
4 效率高的
5 系统的
6 有准备
7 井井有条的
8 喝醉了
whiskeyfied fried canned queer drunken intoxicated inky heeled lit frazzled beery pixilated squiffy slewed jiggered crocked ratted stinko vulcanized pie-eyed squiffed rat-arsed awash have got a cup too much
10 整齐
regular straight tight trim feat tidy snug measured orderly ordered symmetric uncluttered tiddly regularly eutaxy order regularity kilter mense shipshape symmetrize
11 井井有条
12 整齐的
regular straight tight trim feat tidy snug measured orderly ordered symmetric uncluttered tiddly shipshape
14 组成工会
15 组成工会的
17 喝醉了的
whiskeyfied fried canned queer drunken intoxicated inky heeled lit frazzled beery pixilated squiffy slewed jiggered crocked ratted stinko vulcanized pie-eyed squiffed rat-arsed awash
20 有秩序的