No. 5,472 in Spanish
organiza
"Organiza" means "organizes."
In a sentence
María organiza la reunión del equipo para la próxima semana.
Maria organizes the team meeting for next week.
In this sentence, 'organiza' is used as a verb in the third person singular present tense to indicate an action of planning or arranging.
El profesor organiza los materiales antes de empezar la clase.
The teacher organizes the materials before starting the lesson.
Here, 'organiza' demonstrates an action of structuring or tidying items in preparation for an activity.
La empresa organiza eventos para fomentar el trabajo en equipo.
The company organizes events to promote teamwork.
In this statement, 'organiza' refers to the company's act of coordinating or setting up activities.
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