ORGANIZATION


Meaning of ORGANIZATION in English

( BrE also -isation ) noun

1 organized group of people

ADJECTIVE

▪ large , major , mass

▪ small

▪ community , international , local , national

▪ government , state

▪ official

▪ party , political

▪ professional

▪ non-governmental (abbreviated to NGO )

▪ grass-roots

▪ private

▪ voluntary

▪ charitable , philanthropic

▪ non-profit , not-for-profit

▪ commercial

▪ faith-based ( esp. AmE ), religious

▪ civil rights , environmental , human rights , labour/labor , relief , research

▪ student , women's , youth

▪ media , news

▪ terrorist

▪ umbrella

▪ front

a front ~ for drug trafficking

VERB + ORGANIZATION

▪ disband (For more verbs see note.)

PREPOSITION

▪ in a/the ~

There are several talented people in that ~.

2 way in which sth is organized

ADJECTIVE

▪ effective , efficient

I admire her effective ~ of the campaign.

▪ poor

Most of these mistakes were the result of poor ~.

▪ internal

▪ social

… OF ORGANIZATION

▪ degree

a high degree of ~

VERB + ORGANIZATION

▪ lack

PHRASES

▪ a lack of ~

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NOTE: Organizations

▪ create …  , establish …  , form …  , found …  , set up …  , start … 

an association created to promote local industry

The company was founded in 1981.

▪ dissolve …  ( law )

She sought a court order to have the partnership dissolved.

▪ run … 

He runs his own publishing company.

▪ manage … 

The executive committee manages the group on a day-to-day basis.

▪ be/become a member of …  , join … 

She became a member of the golf club.

▪ leave … 

The country plans to leave the organization.

Oxford Collocations English Dictionary.      Оксфордский английский словарь словосочетаний .