Translation
to organise
Word origin
An international borrowing, from French organiser and medieval Latin organizare, ultimately from Greek organon ('tool, instrument'). The idea is fitting parts together so they work like the organs of a body.
- Origin
- Greek, via French organiser
- Root
- organon
- English cognates
- organise, organ, organism
Examples
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We will organise a big party for her.
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Who organised the meeting?
bone .
He organises his work well.
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