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reorganised

/riːˈɔː.ɡə.naɪzd/

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adjective

/riːˈɔː.ɡə.naɪzd/B2formalbritish
  • ruОписывает что-то, что было организовано или структурировано по-новому, обычно для повышения эффективности или ясности.

Describes something that has been arranged or structured in a new way, typically to improve efficiency or clarity.

  1. Organized againB2formal

    Arranged or structured in a new or different way, often to improve efficiency or clarity.

    ruРеорганизованный

    • The company's files were reorganised into a digital system.
    • After the merger, the departments were reorganised to avoid overlap.
    • The library shelves were reorganised by genre for easier browsing.

    Synonymsreformed

Forms
  • more reorganised comparative form
  • most reorganised superlative form

verb

reorganise/riːˈɔː.ɡən.aɪz/B2formalbritish
  • ruГлагол, означающий перестроить или организовать что-либо заново другим способом, часто для повышения эффективности или ясности.

A verb meaning to arrange or organize something again in a different way, often to improve efficiency or clarity.

  1. Restructure after a setbackB2formalbritish

    To change the structure or arrangement of something, especially after a failure or difficulty.

    ruРеорганизовать

    • The company had to reorganise after the financial crisis.
    • They reorganised the department to improve efficiency.
    • The team reorganised their strategy following the loss.

    Synonymsoverhaulrebuildreconstitutereformrestructurerevamp

  2. Arrange in a new wayB2formalbritish

    To change the order or arrangement of something to make it more effective or suitable.

    ruПерестроить

    • She decided to reorganise her bookshelf by genre.
    • The manager reorganised the workflow to reduce delays.
    • We need to reorganise the files for easier access.

    Synonymsrearrangeregroupreorderreshufflerestructureshake up

Forms
  • reorganised past participle
  • reorganised past simple
  • reorganising present participle
  • reorganises third person singular