CEFR B1

reorganize

verb

Meaning

To arrange or organize something again, often in a different or more effective way.

Examples

We need to reorganize the filing system to find documents faster.
The manager decided to reorganize the team's workflow.

Synonyms: restructure, rearrange, remodel, retool

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reorganize (B1)

verb

Pronunciation: /riˈɔːrɡənaɪz/

Definition

To arrange or organize something again, often in a different or more effective way.

Examples

We need to reorganize the filing system to find documents faster.
The manager decided to reorganize the team's workflow.
After the crisis, the government had to reorganize its relief efforts.

How to Use reorganize

reorganize something (prepositional phrase): To arrange or organize something again. — "The library decided to reorganize its book collection."
reorganize into something (prepositional phrase): To change the structure or arrangement into a new form. — "The committee was reorganized into several subcommittees."

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