arranged

• Descreve algo que foi organizado ou planejado com antecedência, ou que está disposto em uma determinada ordem.

Describes something that has been organized or planned in advance.

1. B1formal

   Having been planned or organized in advance.

   Organizado

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

   Sinônimosfixedorganizedplannedpreparedscheduledset

   Antônimoshaphazardimpromptuimprovisedspontaneousunorganizedunplanned

2. Set in a specific orderB1formal

   Placed or positioned in a particular order or pattern.

   Organizado

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

   Sinônimosarrayeddisposedorderedorganizedsortedstructured

   Antônimosdisarrangeddisorderedscrambledunorderedunsorted

• Verbo usado para indicar a ação de colocar coisas em uma ordem arrumada, agradável ou necessária, bem como para fazer planos e preparativos para algo.

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.

   Organizar

   • 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.

   Sinônimoschoreographcoordinatefixline uporchestrateorganizeplanpreparescheduleset up

   Antônimosdisarrangedisorganizedisruptscatter

2. Put in orderA2formal

   To put things in a particular order or position.

   Organizar

   • 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.

   Sinônimosarrayorderorganizeplacepositionsetsortsystematize

   Antônimosdisarrangedisorderdisorganizescatteruntidy

3. Adapt musicB2formalart

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

   Arranjar

   • 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.

   Sinônimosadaptorchestratescoresettranscribe