ORGANIZE


Meaning of ORGANIZE in English

verb

COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES

arrange/organize an exhibition

The trust arranged an exhibition of his drawings in New York.

organize a conference

The administration organized a conference on Africa.

organize a demonstration

A large demonstration was organized by the opposition.

organize a petition

Local residents organized a petition against the closure of the library.

organize a protest

She organized a protest outside the store.

organize a rally

A rally organized by democratic movements was broken up by soldiers.

organize sth into groups

Small children work best when they are organized into very small groups.

organize...boycott

They are now trying to organize a boycott .

organized crime (= committed by large organizations of criminals )

the growing threats of terrorism and organized crime

organized crime

Organized crime is involved in drug trafficking.

organized opposition (= protest that people express by working together in an organized way )

The proposal was passed with no organized opposition.

COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS

■ ADVERB

around

Nationalist and feminist women in Northern Ireland were organizing around basic issues of survival.

Ideas come to be organized around what the community as a whole or particular audiences find acceptable.

It has been organized around the three major publishing functions: editorial, production, marketing.

The rural community is now organized around the farm and farming and defined in opposition to the urban newcomers.

In our society, a woman's identity is still organized around the home, domestic work and child-rearing.

highly

North Shields had highly organized workers in the yards and on the railways.

Political resources: Substantial financial power, strong interest, a few highly organized producers, professional lobbyists. 5.

They are the result of investment in highly organized scientific and engineering knowledge and skills.

Richard and his two companions settle into a utopian but highly organized existence.

But the trade is highly organized .

well

There is no separate union for white-collar and management staff, and both unions organize well up the employment hierarchy.

Professionals are well organized , never seen by their victims, and they don't kill.

From everything I saw and heard, he seemed to be very well organized in Iowa.

Their journeys were well organized by the super-efficient Head Girls but of course occasionally plans went awry.

Others around us, and we ourselves, demand that we always be well organized and hopeful.

Health or medical records and data systems in ambulatory care settings may not be as well organized as in inpatient care settings.

Her groups were well organized , it was noted, and the children happy.

■ NOUN

activity

The right to organize and direct the activities of others is built into the role of leader-manager.

Paul, Amelia participated in none of the organized student activities at Hyde Park.

It also ratified ordinances which allowed various crafts for the first time to organize their activities .

A: How about soccer, gymnastics and other organized athletic activities ?

The medium-size and megaships are floating resorts with a wealth of entertainment facilities and organized activities .

School teachers organize learning activities to accommodate groups of twenty or more.

boycott

In mid-May blacks in the neighbouring township of Thabong organized a boycott of white-owned shops in Welkom.

Attempts to organize boycotts of contributions by employers of servants were apparently unsuccessful.

campaign

The workers will eventually take leaves of absence to assist in several regional organizing campaigns .

They were the heart of our organizing campaign .

It was too late to reprint the ballots, so the Machine organized a write-in campaign for Daley.

Later, when Wilde ended up in Reading Gaol, Miller organized a fund-raising campaign for him.

They have the right to organize and campaign like everybody else.

community

For example, early attempts to organize financial community were not successful.

Ideas come to be organized around what the community as a whole or particular audiences find acceptable.

There is a huge gap in organizing the employer community in the United States.

conference

In January 1912 he organized a conference of like-minded Social Democrats in Prague.

She is organizing a conference on natural childbirth.

The Führer has given to me the honour of organizing the conference and, of course, responsibility for his safety.

Sometimes the club brought in speakers, or organized trips to professional conferences .

And he's been invaluable in organizing the present conference .

demonstration

The night it was tabled he organized a massive demonstration .

event

They organize social and sporting events , weekends away and holiday trips.

Pablo Ossio, who helped organize the event , said soccer is a great way to break down barriers.

It took another year before the group felt confident enough to organize its first semi-open event - a disco.

Her White House office played a key role in organizing the controversial event .

He began organizing the event in earnest after the White House expressed support 10 days ago.

group

The potential for other oppressed groups to be autonomously organized also put pressure on the Union to question its structures and attitudes.

Desperately deprived groups do not organize to bring about the downfall of a political system.

The fourth group organized a hearing on the dump here at school.

In addition it is divided into regional and subject groups which organize meetings on a wide variety of topics.

The first type, associational interest groups , are organized specifically to further political objectives of the groups' members.

His personal multinational, the Tom Peters group , organizes his crowded annual schedule of seminars.

In the days leading up to March 23, the group organized a phone-drive call-in against Contra aid.

life

Getting organized makes life a lot easier and gives one a sense of control, experts say.

Now he'd organized his life he felt slightly more cheerful, and cheerfulness always made him hungry.

Rachel organized lives and romances as easily as her shoe-closet.

These stresses may be exacerbated by the way the client organizes life at home and at work.

Christmas was the main organizing principle of their lives for a month or more.

meeting

In addition it is divided into regional and subject groups which organize meetings on a wide variety of topics.

The foundation organized thousands of town meetings around the country to pulse people on public policy issues and possible solutions.

In Brent, council leader Merle Amory had to organize an emergency meeting of the pension-fund investment panel.

She organized the class meetings , and planned the class graduation program and the class events.

To pursue this objective the Study Group organizes one day meetings and two day conferences.

So if you want to organize a group meeting and include it on all the individual schedules, you can't.

Also the division had been responsible for organizing 5 cinema meetings and a number of smaller meetings during the campaign weeks.

party

The five were previously imprisoned from June until October 1990 for allegedly organizing a political party - all parties are prohibited.

Simultaneously, they chose block committees, established communal kitchens, organized working parties , and formed a camp welfare committee.

Today I decided that I would organize a little party tomorrow night.

Condliffe organized a party for Woosnam which raised 350, enough to launch the voyage.

I can't let him organize a search party .

Fourteen years later, Condliffe was organizing a Masters victory party for two hundred, for which Woosnam was paying.

I realized I'd no experience of organizing a memorial party and didn't know anybody who had.

Historically, there were many political systems that had no organized parties .

protest

I organized political protests , but also got two appointments from federal criminal courts.

rally

The opposition defied curfews and continued to organize rallies and strikes to press for Ershad's resignation.

school

Beyond the curriculum, the staff at Fratney works to organize the entire school in ways that are consistent with its philosophy.

This requires that we think carefully about the ways we organize schools and the daily experiences children have within them.

They could contain schools with different age groups and varying styles and ways of organizing .

society

We can organize complex societies , like the bee, without love.

But all these specific activities of government presuppose the existence of an organized political society .

An international committee organized by the Internet Society recently recommended that new registrars be established to compete with Network Solutions.

system

Complex societies have evolved in which production is organized in massively detailed systems of interdependency.

These orientations expressed, and to some extent organized , the historical system of action.

You should get some one to sponsor you, and organize your own system of rewards.

School counselors can organize support systems both within and outside the school walls.

team

He had organized the trophy-winning darts team , who had now held the local shield for a record five consecutive years.

He has since organized a touring team to stay active in the game.

These organize the workers into teams , get the contracts, control the funds - and generally make a packet.

He then organized a team of five employees who revised the proposal and several other documents-without interrupting the regular work flow.

Then as now, those flights were organized as teams .

We organized teams of youths to load the bodies on oxcarts and take them to mass graves outside the city.

It eliminated job classifications and organized workers into teams .

All flightline maintenance was organized by teams .

union

A department devoted to organizing new unions had already been set up to reverse the long decline in membership.

According to the federal courts, the First Amendment protects the right of teachers to promote and organize a union .

The man who was arrested while leading a protest against the dismissal of workers trying to organize a union .

way

If the brain isn't organized in this way then this approach is artificially biased towards finding double dissociations.

Describe your method, record your data in an organized way , and state your conclusions in a table.

The mental stance the rational person seeks to organize in this way includes both beliefs and attitudes.

But despite all this evidence, most organizations have yet to address the problem in any comprehensive or organized way .

Salah Muhammad no doubt found his task relatively easy because opposition to women's education was not organized in any formal way .

Memory, then, must organize itself in some way to accommodate more possible thoughts than it has room to store.

He was still hard to under-stand, but he used difficult words in a more organized way .

I can not organize the experience the way I organize my arguments, foregrounding certain details, glossing others.

woman

We organized courses for women trade union leaders.

There were only four women at the time but we all believed firmly in the need to organize women.

We organized women around their own demands, such as work conditions, the lack of nurseries.

worker

Social production also makes it easier for workers to organize themselves against the capitalists.

It also allowed and even encouraged employers to threaten workers who want to organize .

But the most effective channel for change is underground workers themselves, organizing into groups or networks.

The man who was arrested while leading a protest against the dismissal of workers trying to organize a union.

The different tasks undertaken by each worker are organized in sequence throughout the agricultural year.

■ VERB

begin

As the general direction of O'Neill's policies became clear, conservative Protestants began to organize against him.

But when one begins to consciously organize knowledge and shape it into practical patterns, the psyche divides against itself.

We began to organize to help the disadvantaged in the community.

His play began to be more organized also.

Opposition began to be organized locally as well.

He began organizing the event in earnest after the White House expressed support 10 days ago.

It was then that courageous fans began organizing illicit exhibitions.

Staff spoke out and students began to organize .

help

What we are looking for is a framework, an accommodating structure that will help us to organize our information and ideas.

Pablo Ossio, who helped organize the event, said soccer is a great way to break down barriers.

When he was rejected because of high blood pressure, he helped organize a Boston center for GIs.

Enabling software, which is usually bought by corporations, helps users to organize information and create their own software applications.

At 53, he regularly reached the quarterfinals of pro tournaments on the circuit he helped organize .&038;.

In 1911 Marinetti, the literary founder of Futurism, helped organize an exhibition of the Bragaglia brothers' photographs in Rome.

try

As he shaved, he tried to organize his thinking.

The man who was arrested while leading a protest against the dismissal of workers trying to organize a union.

Let him try to organize his defences.

Every aspect we tried to make as organized and comfortable as possible.

Madeleine didn't try to organize the two of them.

PHRASES FROM OTHER ENTRIES

well/badly/carefully etc organized

From everything I saw and heard, he seemed to be very well organized in Iowa.

In parliament there would be a carefully organized campaign of resistance that would at least slow the government down and raise Unionist morale.

Now that the partisans were well organized in the Province of Parma they committed many acts of sabotage.

Others around us, and we ourselves, demand that we always be well organized and hopeful.

Professionals are well organized , never seen by their victims, and they don't kill.

The anti-London lobby, however, was well organized and had financial arguments to back its case.

They can also be extraordinarily well organized and methodical, as well as deliberate and purposeful.

EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES

Organize your notes very carefully before giving a speech.

A key skill is the ability to organize information effectively.

I've been asked to organize this year's Summer Carnival.

I agreed to help organize the company picnic.

I like the way you've organized the information in the report.

Residents of the city have organized a boycott of the fast-food chain.

Some day we should sit down and organize the photos from the trip.

The book is organized into three sections.

The paintings in the exhibition are organized into five sections.

You might find that writing an outline will help you to organize your thoughts.

You need to organize your financial records and figure out exactly how much money you owe.

EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS

In the first skit, a second-rate star is organizing a Wild West charity benefit.

Lawyers, politicians and environmentalists have called for such action at an international conference in London organized by Greenpeace.

The five were previously imprisoned from June until October 1990 for allegedly organizing a political party - all parties are prohibited.

The right to organize and direct the activities of others is built into the role of leader-manager.

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