Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Organised"
The meaning of "Organised" in various phrases and sentences
Q:
O que significa You have to be more organised.?
A:
organized = arranged well.
Q:
O que significa by organised claims touts?
A:
I have never heard this before. Please show me the context I can try to help
Translations of "Organised"
Q:
Como é que se diz isto em Inglês (RU)? organised , haré , Long , young, tall, books, most, fast and far in this sentences plis?
A:
the most organised (organised)
the hardest (hard)
the longest (long)
the youngest (young)
the tallest (tall)
the most (most)
the fastest (fast)
the furthest (far)
the hardest (hard)
the longest (long)
the youngest (young)
the tallest (tall)
the most (most)
the fastest (fast)
the furthest (far)
Other questions about "Organised"
Q:
I‘ve organised everything for the trip.
I‘ll be arriving in Berlin central station at 15:00 20th July.
I‘ll go back at 12:00 25th by bus. soa natural?
I‘ll be arriving in Berlin central station at 15:00 20th July.
I‘ll go back at 12:00 25th by bus. soa natural?
A:
Thank you very much!!🥰
What is the difference btw [arrival: on 20th] and [departure: on THE 25th]?
Thank you very much!!🥰
What is the difference btw [arrival: on 20th] and [departure: on THE 25th]?
Q:
Which one is correct and natural?
A) I’m an organised person.
B) I’m a tidy person.
A) I’m an organised person.
B) I’m a tidy person.
A:
Both are correct and natural. I would say that 'organised' and 'tidy' have slightly different meanings.
Organised sounds more logical and systematic than tidy. Things are organised for a purpose. This can apply to physical things but also to planning or organisational skills.
Tidy describes things which are arranged neatly, which are pleasing to look at but don't necessarily serve a purpose. It usually only applies to physical things.
So, in practical terms:
A) means "I act in a systematic and organised manner"
B) means "I keep my home and possessions neat and tidy"
Organised sounds more logical and systematic than tidy. Things are organised for a purpose. This can apply to physical things but also to planning or organisational skills.
Tidy describes things which are arranged neatly, which are pleasing to look at but don't necessarily serve a purpose. It usually only applies to physical things.
So, in practical terms:
A) means "I act in a systematic and organised manner"
B) means "I keep my home and possessions neat and tidy"
Q:
I went on an organised trip to Venice soa natural?
A:
Fine
Q:
I'm more organised than you soa natural?
A:
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