arranger

arrange | American Dictionary

arrange
verb
us/əˈreɪndʒ/

arrangeverb (PLAN)

[ I/T ]
to plan or make preparations for something or for something to happen:
[ T ]He arranged a meeting between the two leaders.
[ + to infinitive ]My friends arranged to eat with me.
[ I ]Shelly arranged for the publication of her thesis.

arrangeverb (PUT IN POSITION)

[ T ]
to put something in a particular order:
We arranged the chairs in a circle.
Books should be arranged alphabetically by author.

arrangeverb (WRITE MUSIC)

[ T ]
to write the parts of a piece of music so that it can be played by a particular instrument or instruments

arranger

noun[ C ]us/əˈreɪn·dʒər/
Ellington was a composer, arranger, and pianist.

arrange | Business English

arrange
verb[ I or T ]
uk /əˈreɪndʒ/us
to plan, prepare, or organize something:
The outing was arranged by the firm as part of a team-building exercise.
arrange an appointment/loan/meeting, etc.Industry leaders hastily arranged a meeting with city officials.
arrange for sthThe bank arranged for the sale of $1.2 billion of consumer loans.
arrange for sb to do sthWe can also arrange for you to receive specialist tax advice.
arrange to do sthClients can arrange to discuss their finances at any time.

Examples of arrange

arrange
In practice, ways of arranging difference are likely to be a mixture of the two, and binary oppositions us:not-us - are always a temptation.
Almost every acre of land has been utilized, rationally planned and arranged or frozen into a nature reserve.
Over 100 recombinants were selected after primary screenings by differential hybridization, arranged in ordered arrays and rescreened.
The dominant form of expression, clustered bacterial cells arranged in an abundant matrix, was recorded after 2 days of incubation without shaking.
Her hair was arranged in a bun with her front hair parted in the middle.
Table 5, based on a five-year observation period around a land transfer, is arranged to indicate the ways in which household size increased or declined.
The overseers also offered other types of relief : finding employment and arranging for family registration, child care and health care.
The first step on the road was admittance as an apprentice, arranged through the network.
In that year the method of registration changed from books to cards which were arranged alphabetically by the name of the head of the household.
The lists were arranged according to district, block, and building.
We arranged separate housing for the couple to establish some distance between them and the recipient's family to diminish the possibility of more coercion.
Finally, in order to meet the generally accepted guidelines for clinical consultation,11 outside expertise would have to be arranged.
Words were arranged in increasing order of difficulty.
Probably those inns served as intermediaries when litigants were arranging for appeals to higher courts.
The lower terraces and courts are arranged around the more intimate landscape spaces with south-facing terraced gardens.
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