How do you use "arrange" in a sentence?

I'll arrange the flowers in a vase. Let me arrange a meeting for next week. She arranged the books alphabetically on the shelf.

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Q: What does "arrange" mean?

To put things in order, or to make plans 'Arrange' means to put things in a particular order or position, or to make plans or preparations for something. It can involve organising objects, scheduling meetings, or adapting music for different instruments. It implies bringing order to something.

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Meaning: To put things in order, or to make plans

安排，布置，整理

organizar, arreglar, disponer

整える、手配する、アレンジする

정리하다, 준비하다, 배열하다

'Arrange' means to put things in a particular order or position, or to make plans or preparations for something. It can involve organising objects, scheduling meetings, or adapting music for different instruments. It implies bringing order to something.

「arrange」意味着将事物按特定的顺序或位置放置，或为某事制定计划或准备。它可以涉及整理物品、安排会议，或为不同乐器改编音乐。它意味着为某物带来秩序。

«Arrange» significa poner cosas en un orden o posición particular, o hacer planes o preparativos para algo. Puede implicar organizar objetos, programar reuniones o adaptar música para diferentes instrumentos. Implica poner orden en algo.

「arrange」は、物を特定の順序や位置に置くこと、または何かのための計画や準備をすることを意味します。物の整理、会議のスケジュール調整、異なる楽器のための音楽のアレンジなどを含みます。何かに秩序をもたらすことを意味します。

'Arrange'는 사물을 특정 순서나 위치에 놓거나, 무언가를 위한 계획이나 준비를 하는 것을 의미합니다. 물건을 정리하거나, 회의를 잡거나, 음악을 다른 악기용으로 편곡하는 것 등을 포함합니다. 무언가에 질서를 부여한다는 뉘앙스가 있습니다.

Examples

I'll arrange the flowers in a vase.
我来把花插在花瓶里。
Voy a arreglar las flores en un jarrón.
花を花瓶に生けます。
꽃을 꽃병에 꽂겠습니다.
Let me arrange a meeting for next week.
让我安排下周开个会。
Déjame organizar una reunión para la semana que viene.
来週の会議を手配させてください。
다음 주 회의를 준비하겠습니다.
She arranged the books alphabetically on the shelf.
她把书按字母顺序排列在书架上。
Ella organizó los libros alfabéticamente en el estante.
彼女は本をアルファベット順に棚に並べました。
그녀는 책을 알파벳순으로 선반에 정리했습니다.

Pronunciation

Usage Guide

Context: general

Tone: neutral

Origin & History

From Old French 'arangier' meaning 'to put in a row', from 'a-' (to) and 'rangier' (to set in a row), from 'rang' (row, rank), of Frankish Germanic origin. Related to 'range' and 'rank'.

Cultural Context

Era: Modern

Generation: All ages

Social background: Universal