arrange
Found in thesaurus: put,
lay,
place,
set,
position,
pose,
concur,
concord,
hold,
agree,
pioneer,
initiate,
change,
neaten,
groom,
write,
compose,
organise,
organize
arrange
v.
arreglar, acotejar, alinear, disponer, formar en orden, ordenar, organizar, poner en buen orden, poner en orden; concertar, planificar, predeterminar
Arrange
Arreglar. Disponer. Reducir a regla, poner en orden.
arrange
v.- concretar | hacer arreglos | ordenar | poner en orden | reordenar | alinear | organizar | preparar | colocar | disponer | predeterminar | pactar | concertar | planificar | coordinar
arrange
<verbo transitivo>
1 [flowers, books, furniture] colocar.
2 [event, meeting, party] organizar; to arrange to do something acordar hacer algo; to arrange something for somebody organizarle algo a alguien; to arrange for somebody to do something hacer lo necesario para que alguien haga algo.
3 MUS arreglar
arrange1
(v.) = ordenar, colocar, organizar.
Ex: A catalogue is a list of the materials or items in a library, with the entries representing the items arranged in some systematic order.
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* arrange + alphabetically word by word = ordenar alfabéticamente palabra por palabra.
* arrange by + accession number = ordenar por número curren.
* arrange + countenance = cambiar de cara.
* arrange + course = organizar un curso.
* arrange + expedition to = organizar una visita a.
* arrange + flowers = hacer arreglos florales.
* arrange for + meeting = organizar una reunión.
* arrange + in alphabetical order = ordenar alfabéticamente.
* arrange + Reflexivo = componerse.
* flower arranging = arreglo floral.
* rearrange [re-arrange] = reordenar, reorganizar.
arrange2
(v.) = adaptar.
Def: Música.
Ex: A vocal score is a score showing all vocal parts, with accompaniment, if any, arranged for keyboard instrument.