英语词汇organize的词组、短语、固定搭配翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

organize also organise BrE /ˈɔːɡənaɪz $ ˈɔːr-/ verb 1. to make the necessary arrangements so that something can happennounsorganize an activity The group organizes summer activities for teens.organize an event/party/exhibition I’m organizing a party for John’s 21st birthday.organize a conference/meeting/course/seminar The course was organized by a training company.organize a protest/rally/demonstration/march Students organized protests against the increase in fees.organize a campaign We are organizing a campaign to encourage recycling.organize a boycott The group has threatened to organise a boycott of next year’s conference.organize a strike Workers organized a strike in protest at job losses.organize an election/ballot Beijing has pledged to organize new elections next year.organize a petition Local people organised a petition against the closure of the hospital.organize a tour/trip/visit He recently organized a trip for students to Tokyo.adverbsorganize sth well/badly The museum had organized the exhibition well.hastily organize sth (=very quickly) Officials hastily organized new travel plans following the bombing.verbshelp (to) organize sth She was one of the people who helped organize the event.2. to arrange something so that it happens or is done in a suitable waynounsorganize your work Decide on the best way to organize your work.organize an essay It is possible to organize an essay in more interesting ways.organize your life I need someone to organize my life for me.

词组	organize
释义	organize also organise BrE /ˈɔːɡənaɪz $ ˈɔːr-/ verb 1. to make the necessary arrangements so that something can happennounsorganize an activity The group organizes summer activities for teens.organize an event/party/exhibition I’m organizing a party for John’s 21st birthday.organize a conference/meeting/course/seminar The course was organized by a training company.organize a protest/rally/demonstration/march Students organized protests against the increase in fees.organize a campaign We are organizing a campaign to encourage recycling.organize a boycott The group has threatened to organise a boycott of next year’s conference.organize a strike Workers organized a strike in protest at job losses.organize an election/ballot Beijing has pledged to organize new elections next year.organize a petition Local people organised a petition against the closure of the hospital.organize a tour/trip/visit He recently organized a trip for students to Tokyo.adverbsorganize sth well/badly The museum had organized the exhibition well.hastily organize sth (=very quickly) Officials hastily organized new travel plans following the bombing.verbshelp (to) organize sth She was one of the people who helped organize the event.2. to arrange something so that it happens or is done in a suitable waynounsorganize your work Decide on the best way to organize your work.organize an essay It is possible to organize an essay in more interesting ways.organize your life I need someone to organize my life for me.
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