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arranging

/əˈreɪndʒɪŋ/

arranging around

arranging over

arrangingnoun

Translations

arrangementMusique.

The arranging of the symphony for a smaller orchestra was a challenging task.

L'arrangement de la symphonie pour un orchestre plus petit était une tâche difficile.

agencement

The arranging of the chairs took longer than expected before the meeting.

L'agencement des chaises a pris plus de temps que prévu avant la réunion.

Additional translations

mise en ordre

Definitions

The act of organizing or putting things in a particular order or position.

The arranging of the chairs took longer than expected before the meeting.

The process of adapting a piece of music for performance by a particular set of voices or instruments.

The arranging of the symphony for a smaller orchestra was a challenging task.

Synonyms

arranginggerund / present participle

/əˈreɪn.dʒɪŋ/

Used attributively to describe someone or something engaged in arranging.

Translations

organisantForme participiale.

The arranging crew worked tirelessly to prepare the hall for the ceremony.

L'équipe organisant la salle a travaillé sans relâche pour préparer le hall à la cérémonie.

Definitions

Participating in or characterized by the act of arranging; involved in putting things in order or position.

The arranging crew worked tirelessly to prepare the hall for the ceremony.

arrangeverb

arranging

ing-form

arranged

Past Simple

arranged

Past Participle

arranging

ing-form

/əˈreɪndʒ/

Translations

arrangerEn musique, pour adapter une œuvre à un effectif particulier.

The composer arranged the symphony for a string quartet.

Le compositeur a arrangé la symphonie pour un quatuor à cordes.

rangerPour mettre en ordre, de façon nette ou soignée.

She arranged the books on the shelf by color.

Elle a rangé les livres sur l'étagère par couleur.

organiserPour préparer ou planifier un événement ou une rencontre.

They arranged a meeting for next week.

Ils ont organisé une réunion pour la semaine prochaine.

Additional translations

s'arrangerPour se mettre d'accord ou trouver un arrangement avec quelqu'un.

Definitions

To put things in a neat, attractive, or required order.

She arranged the books on the shelf by color.

To organize or make plans for a future event.

They arranged a meeting for next week.

To adapt a piece of music for performance by a particular set of voices or instruments.

The composer arranged the symphony for a string quartet.

To come to an agreement or settlement with someone about something.

They arranged with the builder to start construction in March.

Synonyms

set up

Antonyms

scatter

disorganize

disarrange