arranger
noun[C]
uk/əˈreɪn.dʒər/us/əˈreɪn.dʒɚ/arrangernoun[C](OF MUSIC)
someone who makeschangesto apieceofmusicso that it can beplayedin a different way or by a differentinstrument:
（乐曲的）改编者ThefamousjazzmusicianDuke Ellington was acomposer, arranger, andpianist.著名爵士音乐家艾灵顿公爵是一位作曲家、编曲家和钢琴家。
- Parks is acomposerand arranger in his ownright.
- Shehonedherskillsas amusicalarranger.
- Thesoftwareenablesarrangers toplaytheirsongson, say, akeyboardand end up with afullynotatedscoreon thecomputer.
Musicians
- accompanist
- artist
- bandleader
- bandmaster
- bandsman
- drum major
- drummer
- emcee
- fiddler
- flautist
- non-musician
- oboist
- one-hit wonder
- one-man band
- organ grinder
- soloist
- timpanist
- trombonist
- trumpeter
- violinist
arrangernoun[C](ORGANIZER)
someone whoplans,preparesfor, ororganizessomething:
He was said to be the arranger of thedeal.
- Thecompanyis anationalarranger ofcorporateconferences.
- She is wellknownas the arranger ofcelebritymagazineinterviews.
- Borrowers areguidedthrough theprocessby amortgagearranger.
Plans and arrangements
- accommodation
- appointed
- arrangement
- blueprint
- booksomethingin
- exit strategy
- formulation
- game plan
- have a card upyoursleeveidiom
- intention
- lock
- party line
- planning
- policy-maker
- policy-making
- preparation
- programmatic
- programme
- road map
- walk-in
arrangernoun[C](OF OBJECTS)
someone who putsobjectsin aparticularorderorposition:
布置（艺术品等）的人aflowerarranger插花师
- The arranger of thechairshaddecidedto put them in asemicircle.
- Hejokesthat his MFAdegreeis anacronymfor "Masterful Furniture Arranger".
Classifying and creating order
- alphabetize
- anti-hierarchical
- arrange
- arrangement
- array
- binomial
- bracket
- lay
- misclassify
- miscode
- mislabel
- misorder
- multisystem
- nest
- setsomethingup
- shake
- shakesomeonedown
- short-list
- shortlist
- sort
See
arrange