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sorted

UK
/ˈsɔːtɪd/
US
/ˈsɔrtɪd/
sorted out
sorted out

Translations

sortedpast participle
Used strictly as the past participle of the verb 'sort' functioning adjectivally.
All the documents are now sorted and filed correctly.
Tous les documents sont maintenant triés et classés correctement.
Additional translations
classéSurtout dans le contexte du classement ou du rangement de documents.
Synonyms
organized
arranged
classified
ordered
systematized
tidy
neat
resolved
settled
fixed
sorted out
taken care of
handled
managed
sortedadjective
more sorted
Comp.
most sorted
Super.
UK
/ˈsɔːtɪd/
US
/ˈsɔrtɪd/
The files were sorted alphabetically for easy access.
Les fichiers étaient triés par ordre alphabétique pour un accès facile.
régléPour un problème ou une affaire résolus de manière satisfaisante; registre courant.
Once the issue was sorted, everyone felt relieved.
Une fois le problème réglé, tout le monde s'est senti soulagé.
Additional translations
classéSurtout pour des dossiers, documents ou objets rangés selon un système.
assuréSens familier britannique : confiant, à l'aise, ayant sa vie bien en main.
Synonyms
arranged
organized
ordered
systematized
classified
Antonyms
unsorted
sortedinterjection
UK
/ˈsɔː.tɪd/
US
/ˈsɔr.tɪd/
British informal exclamation meaning agreement or completion.
RégléFamilier; utilisé pour marquer l'accord ou le fait qu'une chose est prise en charge.
"I'll be there at seven." — "Sorted!"
"Je serai là à sept heures." — "Réglé !"
Synonyms
done!
job done!
all set!
that's settled!
sorted out!
good to go!
fixed!
no problem!
got it!
sortverb

sorted

Past Simple

sorted
Past Simple
sorted
Past Participle
sorting
Gerund
UK
/sɔːt/
US
/sɔrt/
She sorted the clothes by color before doing the laundry.
Elle a trié les vêtements par couleur avant de faire la lessive.
réglerFamilier.
He needs to sort his finances before making any big purchases.
Il doit régler ses finances avant de faire de gros achats.
Additional translations
classer
mettre au clairFamilier.
Synonyms
arrange
organize
categorize
classify
order
systematize
group
rank

Definitions

sortedpast participle
That has been organized or arranged into order.
All the documents are now sorted and filed correctly.
sortedadjective
Organized or arranged in a particular order or system.
The files were sorted alphabetically for easy access.
Resolved or dealt with satisfactorily.
Once the issue was sorted, everyone felt relieved.
In British informal usage, it means confident, self-assured, or having one's life in order.
He's really sorted now that he has a stable job and a nice place to live.
sortedinterjection
Used to express agreement, satisfaction, or the successful completion of an arrangement.
"I'll be there at seven." — "Sorted!"
sortverb
To arrange items systematically in groups or categories according to shared qualities or characteristics.
She sorted the clothes by color before doing the laundry.
To resolve or find a solution to a problem or situation.
He needs to sort out his finances before making any big purchases.
To separate or divide items into different categories or groups.
The teacher asked the students to sort the books into fiction and non-fiction.
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