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arrangement

/əˈreɪndʒ.mənt/

Traduction: Nom désignant l'action d'organiser ou de planifier quelque chose, ou le résultat de cette organisation, comme un plan, un accord ou un état ordonné.

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noun

/əˈreɪndʒ.mənt/B1formal
  • frNom désignant l'action d'organiser ou de planifier quelque chose, ou le résultat de cette organisation, comme un plan, un accord ou un état ordonné.

A noun referring to the act of organizing or planning something, or the result of such organization, such as a plan, agreement, or ordered state.

  1. A2formal

    A plan or preparation made for a future event.

    frpréparation

    • We made arrangements for the wedding.
    • The travel arrangements are all set.
    • She is in charge of the seating arrangement.

    Synonymesagreementplanpreparationprovisionschemesetup

  2. Order or organizationA2formal

    The way things are placed or organized in relation to each other.

    frdisposition, agencement

    • The arrangement of furniture in the room is perfect.
    • He admired the flower arrangement on the table.
    • The arrangement of words in a sentence matters.

    Synonymesarrayconfigurationdispositiongroupinglayoutorderorganizationplacementpositioningstructure

  3. Musical adaptationB2formal

    A piece of music that has been adapted for a particular instrument or voice.

    frarrangement musical

    • She played a beautiful arrangement of the song on piano.
    • The orchestra performed a new arrangement of the symphony.
    • This arrangement for guitar is very popular.

    Synonymesadaptationorchestrationsettingtranscriptionversion

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  • arrangements plural form
  • arrangements' possessive plural form
  • arrangement's possessive singular form
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