No. 7,365 in French

organize

To arrange or structure systematically.

In a sentence

Je vais organiser une fête pour ce week-end.
I am going to organize a party for this weekend.
Here, the verb 'organiser' is used to denote planning and arranging an event.
Ils ont organisé les documents selon leur importance.
They organized the documents according to their importance.
In this instance, 'organiser' refers to sorting and arranging items in a structured manner.
Nous devons organiser notre emploi du temps pour être plus productifs.
We need to organize our schedule to be more productive.
'Organiser' in this context implies structuring and planning one's time or schedule effectively.

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