英语词汇“organized”的释义、区别辨析及用法例句-英语同义词词典

► organized

planned or arranged carefully, sensibly, or neatly:

There has been an organized effort by the neighborhood to clean up the park.

The exhibit is well organized, so it is easy to see how the artist's work developed over time.

➔ You can also say that a person is organized when he or she plans things carefully: He is very organized; everything always goes well when he is in charge.

► systematic

using an organized and thorough plan in a careful way in order to do everything that you should. You can use systematic about the method you use or about the person who uses it:

We need a systematic way to grade students' work so that we treat everyone the same.

Nurses who work in an operating room need to be very systematic about organizing the instruments.

► methodical AWL

done in a careful and organized way so that you do not miss anything:

The researchers check every detail in a methodical way.

➔ You can also use methodical about a person who does something in a careful and organized way: The researchers are very methodical when they check the details.

► orderly

arranged or organized in a sensible neat way. You use orderly especially about the way objects or people are organized:

The tools were arranged in orderly rows.

There was smoke coming from the top floor, but people were leaving the building in an orderly way.

► efficient

someone or something that is efficient works well, is organized, and does what needs to be done without wasting time, money, or energy:

Email is an efficient way of contacting a large number of people because it's very quick.

单词	organized
例句	organizedorganized /ˈɔrgəˌnaɪzd/ adjective ► organized planned or arranged carefully, sensibly, or neatly: There has been an organized effort by the neighborhood to clean up the park. The exhibit is well organized, so it is easy to see how the artist's work developed over time. ➔ You can also say that a person is organized when he or she plans things carefully: He is very organized; everything always goes well when he is in charge. ► systematic using an organized and thorough plan in a careful way in order to do everything that you should. You can use systematic about the method you use or about the person who uses it: We need a systematic way to grade students' work so that we treat everyone the same. Nurses who work in an operating room need to be very systematic about organizing the instruments. ► methodical AWL done in a careful and organized way so that you do not miss anything: The researchers check every detail in a methodical way. ➔ You can also use methodical about a person who does something in a careful and organized way: The researchers are very methodical when they check the details. ► orderly arranged or organized in a sensible neat way. You use orderly especially about the way objects or people are organized: The tools were arranged in orderly rows. There was smoke coming from the top floor, but people were leaving the building in an orderly way. ► efficient someone or something that is efficient works well, is organized, and does what needs to be done without wasting time, money, or energy: Email is an efficient way of contacting a large number of people because it's very quick. ANTONYMS ➔ see messy ➔ see neat, thorough, careful, Describing People’s CharacterADVERBS: organizedYou can make the adjectives systematic, methodical, and efficient into adverbs by using an -ly ending: We had to go through the paperwork systematically, checking that everything was done correctly. \| The police methodically searched the room. \| Good students learn to manage their time efficiently.
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