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ar•range
v., -ranged, -rang•ing
- v.t.1. to place in proper, desired, or convenient order.
2. to come to an agreement or understanding regarding.
3. to prepare or plan.
4. a. to adapt (a musical work) for particular instrumentation. b. ORCHESTRATE.
- v.i.5. to make plans or preparations: They arranged for a conference on Wednesday.
6. to make a settlement; come to an agreement: to arrange for regular service.
[1325–75; ME arayngen < MF arangier = a- A-5 + rangier to RANGE]— ar•range‚a•ble adj.— ar•rang‚er n.
arrange
v.
1. She arranged the flowers beautifully. The books were arranged in alphabetical order: group, array, set out, range, pose; order, set in order, organize, sort, assort, assign places to, file, classify, marshal, rank, line up, systematize, methodize.
2. The travel agent arranged the trip with a stopover in Rome: plan, schedule, map out, lay out, prepare, devise, contrive, plot, provide, design, fix up; settle, agree to.
3. The musician arranged the symphony so it could be performed without violins by a marching band: orchestrate, score, adapt.
— Antonyms 1 disorganize, disarrange, jumble, disturb, mess up; scatter, disperse.
Axystos wrote:I was wondering if anyone could help me with this: Is it in english ONline (with the stress on the first syllable) or onLINE (with the stress on the second syllable)?
Axystos.
Daniel wrote:People have been asking me recently about why we say "to tell the truth" but "to tell a lie".
I think it's because when you ask someone to tell the truth, we want the truth, the truth that he/she knows but is hiding from you. To tell a lie is where the statement is random and is not the we should be seeking...
What do you think?
Daniel wrote:People have been asking me recently about why we say "to tell the truth" but "to tell a lie".
I think it's because when you ask someone to tell the truth, we want the truth, the truth that he/she knows but is hiding from you. To tell a lie is where the statement is random and is not the we should be seeking...
What do you think?
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