Pronunciation
/əˈreɪndʒ/
Definitions
Noun
- An arrangement refers to a planned or organized setup or sequence, often of people or things, in a particular order or location. For example: “The seating arrangement was perfect for the dinner party.”
- An arrangement of music denotes a composition or sequence of notes, sounds, or instruments. For example: “The pianist made a beautiful arrangement of a popular song.”
Verb
- To arrange means to plan, set up, or put things in order or position, often with a specific purpose or design. For example: “She arranged the flowers in a vase for the table.”
- To make arrangements involves organizing or planning details for an event or activity. For example: “He made all the necessary arrangements for the wedding.”
Adjective
- Sometimes used to describe something that is methodical or systematic, such as an organized plan. For example: “A well-arranged schedule maximizes productivity.”
Phrases
- “Arrange a meeting” means to set a time and place for a gathering.
- “In an arranged marriage” describes a tradition where the couple’s union is decided by their families rather than themselves.
- “Arranging the books on the shelf” is a common task to create a visually appealing order.
Example Sentences
- Noun: “She carefully arranged her desk to maximize workspace.”
- Verb: “The host arranged the tables in a circle for a more intimate atmosphere.”
- Adjective: “The neatly arranged files made it easy to find what she needed.”