Meaning & Definition of word "Arrange"

Arrange

/əˈreɪndʒ/

1. To put (things) in a proper order or position.
- Example: I need to arrange the books on the shelf according to their genres.
2. To make plans for something in advance.
- Example: We will arrange a meeting to discuss the project next week.
3. To organize or prepare something.
- Example: She arranged the flowers beautifully for the wedding ceremony.
4. To prepare music for performance by a particular instrument or group.
- Example: He arranged the song for a full orchestra.

Middle English, from Old French 'arenjier' (to put in order), from 'ar-' (to) + 'rengier' (to put in a row).

arrange a meeting:

To organize a time for people to come together.

arrange for:

To make preparations for something.

arrange one's affairs:

To organize or prepare personal matters.

arrangement:

The act of arranging or being arranged.

organize:

To arrange systematically; to put in order.

order:

To arrange or organize in a particular sequence.

Meaning: Make plans or set up something.

Example Sentence: Let's arrange something for Saturday.

Meaning: To handle or manage a situation.

Example Sentence: I've got it all arranged; don't worry.