Synonym: adapt, catalog, classify, fit, organize, settle, systematize. Antonym: derange, disturb. Similar words: arrangement, range, orange, array, angel, narrative, change, embarrassed. Meaning: [ə'reɪndʒ] 
v. 1. put into a proper or systematic order 2. make arrangements for 3. plan, organize, and carry out (an event) 4. set (printed matter) into a specific format 5. arrange attractively 6. adapt for performance in a different way 7. arrange thoughts, ideas, temporal events.
v. 1. put into a proper or systematic order 2. make arrangements for 3. plan, organize, and carry out (an event) 4. set (printed matter) into a specific format 5. arrange attractively 6. adapt for performance in a different way 7. arrange thoughts, ideas, temporal events. 
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151) He read it with less pleasure ... Please arrange immediately for alternative methods of waking the men under your command.
152) They are invited to write to the Principal Librarian to arrange a postal loan service.
153) She helped to arrange a visit to some families who lived nearby.
154) Paul, I will write to you when I may and somehow we will arrange a meeting.
155) If a man could love flowers and arrange a garden like that, then he had a nice side to him.
156) Chop the red pepper and mushrooms and arrange on the aubergines.
157) We shall probably arrange an evening trip of some description, possibly along the Shrewsbury-Chester line, with its magnificent viaducts.
157) Wish you can benefit from our online sentence dictionary and make progress day by day!
158) When you receive the inspection voucher simply telephone the most convenient centre arrange an appointment at any time between 9.00a.m. -6.00p.m.
159) He did not arrange trips and could not repay the money.
160) Companies may arrange such loans through a third party - for instance, through the relocation company.
161) We are able to arrange all types of insurance, tailor-made to a client's specific requirements.
162) Normally it takes about six days to arrange a visit, even if you cable both ways.
163) How could he arrange an accidental meeting with Julie that afternoon, that was the question.
164) I've already phoned a couple of agents to arrange appointments to view.
165) I try to arrange things so that I come out feeling happy.
166) We will arrange and chair meetings between potential purchasers and the directors as appropriate.
167) It had not left much time to arrange for a reception committee.
168) Having changed money in one office,(sentencedict.com) I was directed to another office a few streets away to arrange accommodation.
169) Can we arrange that all the necessary operations of Turing machines can be carried out using just arithmetic?
170) Arrange your information in pencil to allow for amendments. 4.
171) Demir was able to call a lawyer, arrange for him to visit the main military headquarters and see the campaigner.
172) I asked the probation department if they could arrange a visit as it didn't look like anyone else was going to.
173) Alternating them, arrange pheasant and apple slices on top of salad in spoke design.
174) Arghatun won't arrange the remount herds without your authority, and Wotai backs him up in everything.
175) He may arrange for you to have a pregnancy test.
176) We can also help arrange finance, and provide advice during the entire project if your require.
177) Having sifted through the estate agents' details, arrange appointments to view as many properties as possible.
178) There is just enough flexibility to arrange that at P and in addition that the first derivatives of the metric components vanish.
179) First, the hire period was short and the plaintiffs therefore had little time to arrange insurance.
180) I will arrange for you to be advised of the respective decisions as quickly as possible.
More similar words: arrangement, range, orange, array, angel, narrative, change, embarrassed, exchange, in danger, out of danger, changeable, blackcurrant, unchangeable, in exchange for, or rather, terrain, gang, angst, angle, hang up, hang on, carry, plunge, singer, finger, anguish, harrow, barrel, carrot.