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Detailed Translations for organized from English to Spanish

organized:

organized adj, American

  1. organized (arranged; organised)

Translation Matrix for organized:

AdjectiveRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- organised; unionised; unionized
ModifierRelated TranslationsOther Translations
agenciado arranged; organised; organized
coordinado arranged; organised; organized
organizado arranged; organised; organized ordered

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Related Definitions for "organized":

  1. methodical and efficient in arrangement or function1
    • how well organized she is1
    • his life was almost too organized1
  2. formed into a structured or coherent whole1
  3. being a member of or formed into a labor union1
    • organized labor1

Wiktionary Translations for organized:

organized
adjective
  1. characterised by efficient organisation

organize:

to organize verb, American (organizes, organized, organizing)

  1. to organize (catalogue; order; organise)
  2. to organize (archivate; store; file; document; organise)
  3. to organize (coordinate; arrange; organise)
  4. to organize (home decorating; arrange; organise)

Conjugations for organize:

present
  1. organize
  2. organize
  3. organizes
  4. organize
  5. organize
  6. organize
simple past
  1. organized
  2. organized
  3. organized
  4. organized
  5. organized
  6. organized
present perfect
  1. have organized
  2. have organized
  3. has organized
  4. have organized
  5. have organized
  6. have organized
past continuous
  1. was organizing
  2. were organizing
  3. was organizing
  4. were organizing
  5. were organizing
  6. were organizing
future
  1. shall organize
  2. will organize
  3. will organize
  4. shall organize
  5. will organize
  6. will organize
continuous present
  1. am organizing
  2. are organizing
  3. is organizing
  4. are organizing
  5. are organizing
  6. are organizing
subjunctive
  1. be organized
  2. be organized
  3. be organized
  4. be organized
  5. be organized
  6. be organized
diverse
  1. organize!
  2. let's organize!
  3. organized
  4. organizing
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

Translation Matrix for organize:

VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
archivar archivate; document; file; organise; organize; store archive; gather; pack together; pack up; range together; scrape together
catalogar catalogue; order; organise; organize
coordinar arrange; coordinate; organise; organize align; guide; lead; point the direction
instalar la casa arrange; home decorating; organise; organize
- coordinate; devise; direct; engineer; form; get up; machinate; mastermind; orchestrate; organise; prepare; unionise; unionize
OtherRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- arrange; dish up; organise; put down; put up; shorten

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Related Definitions for "organize":

  1. bring order and organization to1
    • Can you help me organize my files?1
  2. plan and direct (a complex undertaking)1
  3. arrange by systematic planning and united effort1
    • organize a strike1
  4. cause to be structured or ordered or operating according to some principle or idea1
  5. form or join a union1
  6. create (as an entity)1

Wiktionary Translations for organize:

organize
verb
  1. to arrange in working order
  2. to constitute in parts, each having a special function; to systematize

Cross Translation:
FromToVia
organize regularizar; regular; reglamentar; organizar; concertar; arreglar regelen — zorgen dat het gebeurt
organize organizar organiseren — iets, vaak een evenement, tot stand brengen
organize organizar organiseren — een bepaalde structuur aanbrengen
organize dar lugar a; ocasionar; causar; instigar; maquinar; producir causerêtre cause de ; occasionner, provoquer.
organize organizar organiserdisposer les parties d’un corps pour les fonctions auxquelles il destiner.
organize mediar; dar lugar a; ocasionar; causar; instigar; maquinar; producir; procurar procurerfaire obtenir à une personne quelque avantage par son crédit, par ses soins.
organize dar lugar a; ocasionar; acomodar; situar; identificar situerplacer, poser en certain endroit par rapport à l’exposition, à l’aspect, au voisinage, etc.

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