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单词 arrange
释义
arrange
verb
uk
/əˈreɪndʒ/us
/əˈreɪndʒ/

arrangeverb(PLAN)

B1[IorT]
toplan,preparefor, ororganizesomething:
安排；准备；筹划
I'mtryingto arrange myworkso that I can have acoupleofdaysoff nextweek.我正设法把工作安排好，以便下周能够休息两天。
Themeetinghas been arrangedforWednesday.会议已经安排在了周三。
[+ to infinitive]They arrangedtohavedinnerthefollowingmonth.他们约在下个月共进晚餐。
I've already arrangedwithhimtomeetat thecinema.我已和他约好了在电影院见面。
She's arrangedforhersontohaveswimminglessons.她已经安排她儿子去上游泳课了。
[+ that]I'ddeliberatelyarrangedthatthey shouldarriveat the sametime.我特意安排好让他们同时到达。
[+ question word]We haven'tyetarrangedwhen tomeet.我们还没有约好什么时候会面。
More examples
  • Mysecretarywillphoneyou to arrange ameeting.
  • Thecompanywill arrangetransportfrom theairport.
  • I'vespeciallyarranged mytripso that I'll behomeonFridayevening.
  • We've arranged tostayovernightat my sister'shouse.
  • Theytriedto arrange aceremonywith as littlefussaspossible.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Planning, expecting and arranging
  • accidentally
  • accidentally on purposeidiom
  • advertent
  • advisedly
  • aim atsomething
  • bargain
  • I might have knownidiom
  • insomeone'scrosshairsidiom
  • in the pipelineidiom
  • in the worksidiom
  • intend
  • planner
  • provision
  • purposely
  • put the cart before the horseidiom
  • puttheirheads togetheridiom
  • rearrange
  • reckon onsomething
  • settle
  • sleeve
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arrangeverb(PUT IN POSITION)

B2[T]
to put agroupofobjectsin aparticularorder:
整理，使有条理；排列；布置
She arranged herbirthdaycardsalong theshelf.她把生日贺卡在架子上摆成一排。
Who arranged theseflowerssobeautifully?这花插得真漂亮，谁的手艺？
Hisbooksareneatlyarranged inalphabeticalorder.他的书都按照字母顺序排得整整齐齐。
Thesaurus: synonyms, antonyms, and examples
to arrange papers, furniture, etc.
  • arrangeThe books are arranged in alphabetical order.
  • orderThe names are ordered alphabetically.
  • sortTen million pieces of mail are sorted every day.
  • organizeHe liked to organize his herbs and spices alphabetically in the cabinet.
  • lay outHe laid the playing cards out in a precise circle.
  • set outShe was setting out the usual platter of cheese sandwiches.
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More examples
  • I'll have to do somethinkingabout howbestto arrange thebooks.
  • Thedeskswere arranged inrowsof ten.
  • I've arranged thepicturesof theanimalsalphabeticallyfromaardvarktozebra.
  • I've arranged thebooksalphabeticallyso don'tmuddlethem up.
  • We arranged thechairsin asemicircle.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Classifying and creating order
  • alphabetize
  • anti-hierarchical
  • arrangement
  • arranger
  • array
  • binomial
  • bracket
  • lay
  • misclassify
  • miscode
  • mislabel
  • misorder
  • multisystem
  • nest
  • setsomethingup
  • shake
  • shakesomeonedown
  • short-list
  • shortlist
  • sort
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arrangeverb(MUSIC)

[T]
to makechangesto apieceofmusicso that it can beplayedin a different way, forexampleby aparticularinstrument:
改编（乐曲）
Beethoven's fifthsymphonyhas been arrangedforthepiano.贝多芬的第五交响乐被改编成了钢琴曲。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Technical music terms
  • accidental
  • aleatory
  • andante
  • antiphonal
  • arpeggio
  • arr.
  • discord
  • dissonance
  • harmony
  • key signature
  • longa
  • mike check
  • modulate
  • slur
  • stepwise
  • syncopate
  • syncopated
  • syncopation
  • tempo
  • trill
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arranger
(Definition ofarrangefrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

arrange| American Dictionary

arrange
verb
us
/əˈreɪndʒ/

arrangeverb(PLAN)

[I/T]
toplanor makepreparationsfor something or for something tohappen:
[T]He arranged ameetingbetween the twoleaders.
[+ to infinitive]Myfriendsarranged toeatwith me.
[I]Shelly arranged for thepublicationof herthesis.

arrangeverb(PUT IN POSITION)

[T]
to put something in aparticularorder:
We arranged thechairsin acircle.
Booksshould be arrangedalphabeticallybyauthor.

arrangeverb(WRITE MUSIC)

[T]
to write thepartsof apieceofmusicso that it can beplayedby aparticularinstrumentorinstruments

arranger

noun[C]us
/əˈreɪn·dʒər/
Ellington was acomposer, arranger, andpianist.
(Definition ofarrangefrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

arrange| Business English

arrange
verb[IorT]
uk
/əˈreɪndʒ/us
toplan,prepare, ororganizesomething:
Theoutingwas arranged by thefirmaspartof a team-buildingexercise.
arrange an appointment/loan/meeting, etc.Industryleadershastilyarranged ameetingwithcityofficials.
arrange for sthThebankarranged for thesaleof $1.2billionofconsumerloans.
arrange for sb to do sthWe can also arrange for you toreceivespecialisttaxadvice.
arrange to do sthClients can arrange todiscusstheirfinancesat anytime.
(Definition ofarrangefrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofarrange

arrange
In practice, ways of arranging difference are likely to be a mixture of the two, and binary oppositions us:not-us - are always a temptation.
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Almost every acre of land has been utilized, rationally planned and arranged or frozen into a nature reserve.
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Over 100 recombinants were selected after primary screenings by differential hybridization, arranged in ordered arrays and rescreened.
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The dominant form of expression, clustered bacterial cells arranged in an abundant matrix, was recorded after 2 days of incubation without shaking.
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Her hair was arranged in a bun with her front hair parted in the middle.
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Table 5, based on a five-year observation period around a land transfer, is arranged to indicate the ways in which household size increased or declined.
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The overseers also offered other types of relief : finding employment and arranging for family registration, child care and health care.
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The first step on the road was admittance as an apprentice, arranged through the network.
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In that year the method of registration changed from books to cards which were arranged alphabetically by the name of the head of the household.
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The lists were arranged according to district, block, and building.
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We arranged separate housing for the couple to establish some distance between them and the recipient's family to diminish the possibility of more coercion.
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Finally, in order to meet the generally accepted guidelines for clinical consultation,11 outside expertise would have to be arranged.
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Words were arranged in increasing order of difficulty.
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Probably those inns served as intermediaries when litigants were arranging for appeals to higher courts.
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The lower terraces and courts are arranged around the more intimate landscape spaces with south-facing terraced gardens.
From theCambridge English Corpus
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