arrange in English: To put things in a good order, or to plan something so that it happens. (verb)

Translation

To put things in a good order, or to plan something so that it happens.

Word origin

From Old French arangier, to put in a line, from rang, a row or rank.

Verb typeregular (arrange, arranges, arranged)

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Here "arrange" means to put things in an order.

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"Arrange to" means to plan something with another person.

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To "arrange" something is to make it happen for someone.

plan

An idea about what you will do and how you will do it before you start.

order

To ask for food, drink, or goods to be brought to you.

tidy

Neat and in good order, with everything in its right place.

prepare

To get something or someone ready before it is needed.

fix

To mend something that is broken so it works again.

arrangement

A plan or preparation made for something; also the way things are placed or ordered.

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