Synonym: coordinate, devise, direct, engineer, form, get up, machinate, mastermind, orchestrate, organize, prepare, unionise, unionize. Similar words: disorganise, organism, organisation, organic, organize, organized, organization, disorganized. Meaning: ['ɔrgənaɪz /'ɔːg-] 
v. 1. bring order and organization to 2. create (as an entity) 3. form or join a union 4. cause to be structured or ordered or operating according to some principle or idea 5. arrange by systematic planning and united effort 6. plan and direct (a complex undertaking).
v. 1. bring order and organization to 2. create (as an entity) 3. form or join a union 4. cause to be structured or ordered or operating according to some principle or idea 5. arrange by systematic planning and united effort 6. plan and direct (a complex undertaking). 
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121. The department also helped the Civil Service Bureau organise two roving exhibitions on the Basic Law, in 1998 and 1999, which attracted altogether more than 43000 people.
122. To organise the implementation of quality improvement and preventive actions on sales system.
123. George Clooney was given a special humanitarian award. The actor helped to organise a telethon to raise money for the victims of the earthquake in Haiti.
124. Confidence has also been rattled to pass a bill letting unions organise without a secret ballot.
125. To organise any sort of tournament or competition you will need Public Liability insurance to even hire fields.
126. Websites may have helped spread the word about dogging,(www.Sentencedict.com) but the internet offers a myriad of more convenient ways to organise no-strings sex with strangers.
127. The actor helped to organise a telethon to raise money for the victims of the earthquake in Haiti.
128. In cases of necessity, the customs may organise testing and inspection, and hold results of testing and inspection recognized by the customs as a basis for commodities categorisation.
129. And the Norwegian Health and Rehabilitation Association and International Biophilia Rehabilitation Institute will organise groups to participate in the forum.
130. If you organise a mourning demonstration for a Shia imam, you'll have 30 million behind you.
131. Organise a day out with friends foraging wild apples for cider – any variety will do – but the sweeter the better (Jonagolds and Red Delicious are perfect).
132. Someone told me to organise the event at the Duomo , thinking about a presence of 1000-2000 people.
133. Digital photography means that now everyone can have 25,000 photos, and no obvious way to organise them.
134. My first job was to collect and organise a working team.
135. So, if we are to have many corresponding XML files, it is important to organise these in some manner.
136. Not, of course, because right-minded feminists might organise a demonstration outside a venue, protesting about the gross objectification of women.
137. You could start a chess club, go out running together, or organise a rounders team. Who knows, it could be the beginning of a beautiful friendship.
138. The former are the containership end users who organise port to port or intermodal container services.
139. Buyers can test the lots they purchase by submitting a list of lots to AWTA Ltd. AWTA will the organise testing of all lots in the consignment (buyers will need to pay the normal testing fee).
140. For demonstrations and descriptions, organise suitable seating arrangements, introduce material well, use appropriate visual aids, sustain children's interest.
141. Ability to prioritise and organise work assignments ; delegate work.
142. Organise more joint - institute forums to enhance consultative work amongst our sector.
143. Don't wait until New Year to resolve to organise your life. There's no time like the present.
More similar words: disorganise, organism, organisation, organic, organize, organized, organization, disorganized, organizational, organ, gargantuan, banish, vanish, Spanish, humanism, canonised, mechanism, patronise, recognised, confucianism, republicanism, spanish armada, egalitarianism, totalitarianism, spanish inquisition, forget, gorge, bargain, forgive, for good.