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• Se usa en inglés británico para describir una situación o problema que se ha resuelto o arreglado con éxito; también puede referirse a algo ordenado o clasificado.

Used in British English to describe a situation or problem that has been successfully dealt with or resolved.

1. Organized or arrangedA2formal

   Arranged in a particular order or sequence.

   ordenado

   • The files are sorted alphabetically.
   • She kept her books sorted by genre.
   • The data needs to be sorted before analysis.

   Sinónimosarrangedcategorizedclassifiedgroupedorderedorganized

   Antónimoschaoticdisordereddisorganizedjumbledmixedscrambledunorderedunsorted

2. Resolved or taken care ofB1informalbritish

   A situation or problem that has been dealt with successfully.

   resuelto

   • Don't worry about the tickets, it's all sorted.
   • The accommodation is sorted for the trip.
   • He sorted out the issue with the landlord.

   Sinónimosfixedhandledorganizedresolvedsettled

   Antónimosunresolvedunsettledunsolved

3. In a good state or conditionB2slangbritish

   Used to describe a person who is well-prepared, confident, or in control.

   estar listo/controlado

   • She's a sorted person, always knows what to do.
   • After the training, he felt completely sorted.
   • They are sorted for the weekend with all the supplies.

   Sinónimosbalancedcomposedorganizedtogether

   Antónimosconfuseddisorganizedflusteredlostunprepared

• Verbo que denota la acción de organizar o clasificar elementos según un tipo, clase u orden.

A verb used to indicate the act of arranging or categorizing items into groups based on type, class, or order.

1. Arrange or organizeA2formal

   To arrange items in a particular order or according to a system.

   ordenar, clasificar

   • She sorted the books by author name.
   • He sorted the mail into different piles.
   • The computer program sorts the data alphabetically.

   Sinónimosarrangecategorizeclassifyfilegrouporderorganizeranksystematizetriage

   Antónimosconfusedisarrangedisorderdisorganizejumblemessmixscramble

2. Resolve or deal withB1informalbritish

   To solve a problem or deal with a situation.

   Resolver o solucionar

   • I need to sort out my finances this weekend.
   • The technician sorted the issue with the printer.
   • We'll sort everything before the deadline.

   Sinónimosaddressfixhandleresolvesettlestraighten outwork out

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