1 [T] to put sth in order or in a particular pattern 排列;整理:
The books were arranged in alphabetical order.那些书按英文字母顺序排列。Arrange the chairs in a circle.将椅子围成一圈。She arranged the flowers in a vase.她把花插在花瓶里。
2 [I,T] arrange (for) sth;arrange to do sth;arrange (sth) with sb to make plans and preparations so that sth can happen in the future 筹备;安排:
We're arranging a surprise party for Aisha.我们在为艾莎安排一个惊喜聚会。She arranged to meet Stuart after work.她约好下班后去见斯图尔特。She arranged for her mother to look after the baby.她安排母亲照看婴儿。
arrange/əˋrendʒ; əˈreIndʒ/v 1 [I,T] to make plans and preparations for something to happen 安排﹐筹划﹐准备〔某事物〕: I’ve arranged a meeting with Jim. 我已经安排了与吉姆见面。arrange to do sth Have you arranged to play football on Sunday? 你安排了星期日踢足球吗?arrange for sb to do sth Dave arranged for someone to drive us home. 戴夫安排了一个人开车送我们回家。+that We arranged that I would go and stay with them for the weekend. 我们已经说好周末我过去和他们一起过。2 [T] to put a group of things or people in a particular order or position 整理﹐排列﹐布置: The list is arranged alphabetically. 名单是按字母顺序排列的。She arranged the flowers in a vase. 她把花插在一个花瓶里。
arrangearrangearrangesarrangedarrangingverb (arranges, arranging, arranged)1to make a plan for the future: I have arranged to meet Tim at six o'clock. We arranged a big party for Debbie's birthday.2to put things in a certain order or place: Arrange the chairs in a circle.