arranged
- 01 A2 Elementary
v.planned a meeting or event, or put things into a neat order.
v.the past tense or past participle of arrange, indicating that a plan was made or items were placed in a specific sequence.
Simple“We arranged a meeting for next Tuesday to discuss the new project.”
In context“The secretary had already arranged the files in alphabetical order before the manager arrived for the morning briefing.”
Antonyms - 02 B1 Intermediate
adj.describes a marriage where the parents or family choose the partner instead of the couple.
adj.denoting a marriage in which the spouses are selected by a third party, typically parents or family members, rather than by each other.
Simple“In some cultures, an arranged marriage is still a very common tradition.”
In context“The documentary explores the social pressures and traditional expectations surrounding an arranged marriage in modern urban settings.”
UsageUsually appears before the noun 'marriage'.
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