No. 10,866 in French
organisera
"Organisera" means "will organize" in English.
In a sentence
Marie organisera une fête pour son anniversaire.
Marie will organize a party for her birthday.
Future tense indicative of the verb 'organiser', used to denote a planned action in the future.
Le comité organisera une rencontre sportive la semaine prochaine.
The committee will organize a sports meeting next week.
Future tense indicative of the verb 'organiser', applied to signify an intentional activity scheduled to occur.
Nous espérons qu'elle organisera tout avant notre arrivée.
We hope that she will organize everything before our arrival.
Future tense indicative of the verb 'organiser', used in conjunction with a dependent clause to discuss hoped-for future actions.
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