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• Qualifie quelque chose qui a été organisé ou planifié à l'avance, ou mis dans un certain ordre.

Describes something that has been organized or planned in advance.

1. B1formal

   Having been planned or organized in advance.

   arrangé, organisé

   • The meeting was arranged for next Tuesday.
   • They have an arranged schedule for the conference.
   • The flowers were arranged beautifully in the vase.

   Synonymesfixedorganizedplannedpreparedscheduledset

   Antonymeshaphazardimpromptuimprovisedspontaneousunorganizedunplanned

2. Set in a specific orderB1formal

   Placed or positioned in a particular order or pattern.

   disposé dans un ordre précis

   • The books are arranged alphabetically on the shelf.
   • The chairs were arranged in rows for the ceremony.
   • The data is arranged in chronological order.

   Synonymesarrayeddisposedorderedorganizedsortedstructured

   Antonymesdisarrangeddisorderedscrambledunorderedunsorted

• Verbe utilisé pour désigner l'action de mettre des choses en ordre, de les disposer de manière soignée ou souhaitée, ainsi que pour organiser des plans et se préparer à quelque chose.

A verb used to indicate the act of putting things in a neat, attractive, or required order, or making plans and preparations for something.

1. Organize or planA2formal

   To make plans or preparations for something to happen.

   organiser, planifier

   • She arranged a meeting with the client for next week.
   • We need to arrange the schedule for the conference.
   • He arranged a surprise party for his wife.

   Synonymeschoreographcoordinatefixline uporchestrateorganizeplanpreparescheduleset up

   Antonymesdisarrangedisorganizedisruptscatter

2. Put in orderA2formal

   To put things in a particular order or position.

   arranger, mettre en ordre

   • She arranged the flowers in a vase.
   • He arranged the books alphabetically on the shelf.
   • The chairs were arranged in a circle for the discussion.

   Synonymesarrayorderorganizeplacepositionsetsortsystematize

   Antonymesdisarrangedisorderdisorganizescatteruntidy

3. Adapt musicB2formalart

   To adapt a piece of music for a particular instrument or performance.

   Adapter (musique)

   • The composer arranged the symphony for a small orchestra.
   • She arranged the folk song for piano and violin.
   • He arranged the jazz piece for a big band.

   Synonymesadaptorchestratescoresettranscribe