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organized

adj.
US //ˈɔɹɡəˌnaɪzd// or·ga·nized
  1. 1 neat and tidy (adj.)
    B1 Intermediate

    arranged in a clear, tidy, or logical way.

    arranged in a systematic or orderly fashion.

    Example

    Her desk is always organized, with every folder in its correct place.

    Example

    The library maintains a highly organized archive, ensuring that researchers can locate rare manuscripts within minutes of their arrival.
  2. 2 efficient person (adj.)
    B1 Intermediate

    describes a person who plans things well and works efficiently.

    characterised by efficient planning and a methodical approach to tasks.

    Example

    You need to be very organized to manage a busy schedule like yours.

    Example

    The project manager was exceptionally organized, coordinating three separate teams across different time zones without any scheduling conflicts.
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  1. 3 unionized (adj.)
    C1 Advanced American English Technical Law

    belonging to a group of workers who have formed a union to protect their rights.

    belonging to or involving a trade union or similar labour organisation.

    Example

    The factory workers became organized to ask for better safety rules.

    Example

    The movement for organized labour gained significant momentum during the industrial expansion, leading to the establishment of collective bargaining rights.
    • non union
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