sorted
- 01 B1 Intermediate
describes something that has been put in the correct order.
arranged in a particular order or according to a specific system.
Simple“Keep your files sorted so you can find them quickly later.”
In context“The librarian insisted on keeping the archives sorted by both author and publication year to assist researchers.”
SynonymsAntonyms - 02 B2 Upper Intermediate
used when a problem is solved or a situation is under control.
describes a situation, problem, or arrangement that has been successfully resolved or organised. Often used predicatively.
Simple“Don't worry about the car; I've already got it sorted with the mechanic.”
In context“We need to get the catering sorted for the wedding before we can send out the final invitations to the guests.”
UsageCommonly used in the phrase 'get something sorted'.
Antonyms
“The galleries here are sorted into an odd mix of categories.”
“Not so long ago, Frank Spinelli seemed to have sorted out his life.”