organise

英 ['ɔ:gənaɪz]

美 ['ɔ:gənaɪz]

v.  组织; 安排; 筹备; 处理

过去分词：organised　现在分词：organising　过去式：organised　第三人称单数：organises　

高考

BNC.1672

柯林斯词典

• → see:organize

英英释义

verb

• bring order and organization to
  1. Can you help me organize my files?
  Synonym:organizecoordinate
• plan and direct (a complex undertaking)
  1. he masterminded the robbery
  Synonym:mastermindengineerdirectorganizeorchestrate
• arrange by systematic planning and united effort
  1. machinate a plot
  2. organize a strike
  3. devise a plan to take over the director's office
  Synonym:organizepreparedeviseget upmachinate
• cause to be structured or ordered or operating according to some principle or idea
  Synonym:organize
• form or join a union
  1. The auto workers decided to unionize
  Synonym:unionizeunioniseorganize
• create (as an entity)
  1. social groups form everywhere
  2. They formed a company
  Synonym:formorganize

双语例句

• Lacking sovereignty, they could organise no defence against their oppressors.
  没有主权他们就无法组织起来反抗压迫者。
• Prepare, organise and execute training programmes for the Secco Sales team and distributors.
  为赛科销售小组和分销商准备、组织和执行培训计划。
• How do you organise your plant to sustain this safety?
  你如何组织你的电站使它能保持安全？
• To organise, direct and supervise the School Improvement Program activities in communities.
  负责学校改进项目在县办社区的组织、管理和实施。
• We must give new political parties time to organise themselves and engage with society.
  我们必须给新政党留出建设组织并与社会展开接触的时间。
• We would like to [ help workers organise] but that's the government's job.
  我们想（帮助工人组织起来），但那是政府的工作。
• At the moment, however, you're urged to regard anything you organise as tentative.
  然而目前，劝你还是把你所组织的任何事都视为暂定的。
• Outstanding ability to plan; control; communicate and organise.
  具有优秀的计划、控制、沟通和组织能力。
• Print technology was vastly improved and became the medium to organise myriad new activities.
  印刷术得到了极大的改进，成为了组织无数新活动的传播媒介。
• It is time for some innovation in the way we organise our work, he writes.
  他写道，现在是时候在组织我们的工作方面进行一些创新了。