organised

英 ['ɔ:gənaɪzd]

美 ['ɔ:gənaɪzd]

adj.  有组织的; 系统的; 有条理的; 有安排的

过去分词：organised　过去式：organised　

BNC.6521 / COCA.44279

英英释义

adj

• being a member of or formed into a labor union
  1. organized labor
  2. unionized workers
  3. a unionized shop
  Synonym:organizedunionizedunionised

双语例句

• The president could only be removed from power once free elections were organised
  总统只有在开始自由选举时才能被免职。
• It was organised by the Tyndall Centre for Climate Change Research and the International Institute for Environment and Development.
  参加这次会议的有来自非洲、国际组织和英国政府的70名科学家和决策者。这次会议由Tyndall气候变化研究中心和国际环境与发展研究所主办。
• There are grounds for concern over organised crime and corruption, especially in Bulgaria.
  还是有理由去关注有组织的犯罪和腐败的，特别是保加利亚。
• ILSA organised a number of public rallies and called for a referendum on independence.
  ILSA组织了很多公共聚会，并组织了独立的全民公投。
• These courses cover a twelve-week period and are organised into three four-week modules.
  这些课程要上12周，分为3个单元，每单元4周。
• In the old animistic world view, people believed that nature was organised by invisible souls.
  过去信仰万物有灵论的人们认为自然是由看不见的灵魂安排的。
• In the1960s football became more popular and better organised.
  1960年，足球在日本更受欢迎和有更好的组织。
• Tourism is a leisure activity which presupposes its opposite, namely regulated and organised work.
  观光是一个休闲的活动，这预示了它的对立面，也就是被控制的和有组织的工作。
• Art theft is now part of organised crime.
  盗窃艺术品如今成为一种有组织的犯罪活动。
• The council has organised a series of events and competitions for school children in the area
  委员会为本地区的中小学生组织了一系列的活动和比赛。