arrange

verbB1 · Intermediate

To put things in order or plan something.

Meanings of «arrange»

1 · verb

to plan or organize an event with other people

We need to arrange a meeting with the new client.

2 · verb

to put objects in a neat or particular order

She likes to arrange the flowers in a tall vase.

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The difference between similar words

to plan and put things in order

arrangeplan and fix something, or put things in orderCan you arrange a meeting for Friday?

organizeplan an event or put things into a clear systemShe helped organize the school concert.

coordinatemake people or parts work well togetherA manager must coordinate the whole team.

Word family

arrange B1 · verbarrangement B1 · nounrearrange B1 · verb

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