Perguntas sobre exemplo de orações com, e a definição e o uso de "Arrange"

A: put into order

A: Para colocar as coisas em ordem
organizar algo
I used Google Translate, because I don't speak Portuguese, I hope you understand now.

A: It means to plan something to happen, so you can "arrange to meet up later".
Hope this helps

A: You planned to get someone to clean the flat

A: それは予定する

A: 1. Arrange the numbers in ascending order.
2. Can you arrange a meeting with him?
3. The seating arrangement of this classroom is messed up.
4. Arrange your clothes before coming for dinner.

A: How I would use arrange:

The students were arranged in height order.

Their parents had arranged for the kids to play together.

I arranged a meeting with Lee for 3pm today, is that alright?

We haven't seen each other for ages! Let's arrange to meet up soon?

For some reason I can never arrange my wardrobe how I like it 😭

Can you arrange the delivery for some time tomorrow afternoon? I'm out in the morning unfortunately

Thanks for getting in touch, let's arrange a chat when it's convenient for you

The examples you gave:

We've arranged a budget of £500 for the​ trip - natural

Arrange a budget - unnatural unless it's given as an order. "Please arrange the budget"

Arrange a deadline - this doesn't really make sense. You would either set a deadline if you were the boss, or meet a deadline.

Arrange a meeting - natural

Arrange a plan - natural. "We need to arrange a plan for the budget crisis"

Arrange a schedule - makes sense but sounds a little unnatural/overly formal, I'd probably say set or make a schedule.

A: Can we arrange to meet tomorrow.
Will you arrange to meet with John tomorrow.

A: I care more about the price of tea in China

A: Arrange is to place, put or organize things according to a specific order, or to make arrangements, take care of something, see something done.

To arrange the books on the shelf alphabetically

To arrange the food products in the vitrine according to their expiration date

To arrange a meeting with the CEO of a big company

A: When you arrange something, you are making plans for the future. For example you "arrange a party" or "arrange a meeting". So you decide that something is going to happen.
(It can also mean that you put something in a specific order. For example you "arrange the flowers, so that the red ones are seperated from the blue ones.")
Organize means that you don't just decide THAT something is going to happen, instead you decide HOW something is going to happen.
So when you arrange a party you say: "A party is going to happen"
But when you organize a party you say: " I want
to have beer and pizza at my party and I want 15 people to come."

A: Organizing a meeting doesn’t nessesarily mean you will be in it but I don’t think people would use Arrange in that context, also organizing a meeting is making all the talking points and who will be there while arranging seems to be more I’m going to book a meeting spot for us

A: They mean mostly the same thing. I like to keep my flatware (forks, spoons, and knives) organized, so I have a drawer that I keep them in and I arrange them in just a certain way. So my flatware is arranged the way I want it because I like it organized.

A: @AstridPr Yes. They mean the same. It's just a different level of sophistication in terms of what it sounds like. ☺

A: they both mean about the same thing. "can you arrange this folder for me?"
"I need you to organize this set of files for me."
"Can you arrange for us to meet on the 23rd." "can you organize a schedule for us to meet at the hotel?"

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A: Thank you so much

A: arranged.

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