sorted

• Usado no inglês britânico para descrever uma situação ou problema que foi resolvido ou arrumado com sucesso. Também pode indicar algo organizado, classificado ou posto em ordem.

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.

   Organizado

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

   Sinônimosarrangedcategorizedclassifiedgroupedorderedorganized

   Antônimoschaoticdisordereddisorganizedjumbledmixedscrambledunorderedunsorted

2. Resolved or taken care ofB1informalbritish

   A situation or problem that has been dealt with successfully.

   Resolvido

   • 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.

   Sinônimosfixedhandledorganizedresolvedsettled

   Antônimosunresolvedunsettledunsolved

3. In a good state or conditionB2slangbritish

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

   Bem resolvido

   • 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.

   Sinônimosbalancedcomposedorganizedtogether

   Antônimosconfuseddisorganizedflusteredlostunprepared

• Verbo usado para indicar a ação de organizar ou classificar itens por tipo, classe ou ordem, além de separar ou escolher algo entre outras coisas.

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.

   Organizar

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

   Sinônimosarrangecategorizeclassifyfilegrouporderorganizeranksystematizetriage

   Antônimosconfusedisarrangedisorderdisorganizejumblemessmixscramble

2. Resolve or deal withB1informalbritish

   To solve a problem or deal with a situation.

   Resolver

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

   Sinônimosaddressfixhandleresolvesettlestraighten outwork out

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