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Перевод: organize

[глагол]
организовать; устраивать; организоваться; устроить; проводить организационные мероприятия; делать органическим; делаться органическим; превращать в живую ткань; превращаться в живую ткань

Тезаурус:

1. The best thing is to discuss the situation with your doctor, social worker and family, and see if you can organize help for at least some of the meals.
2. Our Prime Minister of that time, Mr Lloyd George, had called for another great conference to be held in Italy in the spring of 1922, and initially his lordship's aim was to organize a gathering at Darlington Hall with a view to ensuring a satisfactory outcome to this event.
3. Immediately after the war the Muslim religious leadership and then the communists and leftists, as a National Guidance Committee, attempted to organize a political resistance together.
4. However, there are many who want an entertainer, either to do a one-hour spot or to organize the games, so the parents have very little responsibility apart from sorting out the room, sending out the invitations, and organizing the food.
5. If you are going to pay candidates' travelling expenses one of the advance preparations will be to organize these beforehand, ensuring there is cash available or that someone will be there to sign the necessary cheque.
6. But perhaps more generally women find their own retirement easier because they have had to organize their own time for most of their lives and have relied more on the small pleasures of domestic life.
7. Alice has told me that that isn't going to be easy for Alex to organize.
8. McLeish grinned at him and told Catherine to organize Penelope Huntley, hoping he had struck the right brisk note.
9. It was this that finally resolved the men to organize a hunt.
10. In all its forms, its object is to raise man above himself and to make him lead a life superior to that which he would lead, if he followed only his own individual whims: beliefs express this life in representations; rites organize it and regulate its working.
11. Cells organize themselves together to form tissues such as fatty tissue, muscle or bone; tissues organize to form organs, such as the heart, lungs or brain; many organs and tissues, working together, form living bodies, be they plant, animal or human.
12. "Listen, you want to organize the world.
13. "I'll organize the ox-roasting," she said.