organized

美音：['ɔrɡə.naɪzd] 英音：['ɔː(r)ɡənaɪzd]

简单释义：

adj.有组织的；系统的；有条理的；有安排的

v.“organize”的过去分词和过去式

Web组织力高；组织化；做事有条理的

变形：

例句：

Once your space is organized, you are ready to begin the other significant preparation phase of your project, the mental preparation.
一旦你的物理空间已经打理完毕，你就要开始准备进入你的工作的另一个重要的阶段，那就是心理准备阶段。
As is often the case in software, an organized semiformal presentation of the use cases helps you get organized.
正如软件中的常见情况，一个经过整理的半正式用例表示有助于您建立用例。
This kind of collective review should happen in an organized way at least after every release, preferably after every iteration.
这种共同评审应该以有组织的方式至少在每次发布后进行一次，最好在每次迭代之后进行。
"We are definitely not in any ongoing talks for a sale of MySpace, " he said on the sidelines of the Allen & Co organized media conference.
米勒在出席艾伦公司组织的媒体会议间隙表示：“我们目前肯定没有进行任何关于出售MySpace的谈判。”
In a country where organized crime operates with fantastic impunity, this sort of ground-level defiance was unusual, if not unique.
在一个有组织犯罪横行霸道而又不可思议地不受惩罚的国家里，这种对毒贩赤裸裸的蔑视，即使不是独一无二的，也至少是非同寻常的。
My major concern was that a large bureaucracy, however organized, tends to stifle creativity.
我主要担心的是，一个庞大的政府机构，无论组织得多么好，也容易窒息创造性。
Online dating or other organized dating events can be a more affordable way of meeting people than expensive blind-date dinners.
比起通过花费不菲的相亲宴会去认识别人，在线约会或其他有组织的约会活动显然是更容易负担得起的方式。
Our trade union movement would be a thousand times stronger if it were better organized.
如果构造得好一些，我们的工会活动将会（比如今）强一千倍。

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