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| Gruzovik |
organize (impf of организовать) |
| posp. |
stage (как с негативной, так и с нейтральной окраской) Since the height of the Ebola outbreak, opposition members, protesters, activists and journalists have been jailed, beaten, teargassed or shot for publishing material or staging demonstrations deemed critical of government policy. 4uzhoj); arrange; regiment; sponsor; stage; make arrangements (что-либо); orchestrate; plot; throw (вечеринку Yokky); organise (Andrew Goff); get up; line up (lexicographer); concert; give (приём); establish; have (Lenochkadpr); do; order (order one's affaires Stas-Soleil); set up (Stas-Soleil); initiate (sankozh); coordinate (встречу, процесс и т. п. Vadim Rouminsky); administer (administer a contest sankozh); make arrangements for |
| Игорь Миг |
be behind |
| austral., slang |
tee up (He says he can arrange this real easy and he'll tee it all up this evening.); tee up |
| bizn. |
put up |
| dypl. |
make arrangements about (что-либо); engineer (путём махинации) |
| eduk. |
structure (Ulkina) |
| ekon. |
form |
| elektron. |
organize; regulate |
| logist. |
develop |
| makar. |
make arrangements (for; что-либо); mount |
| makar., nief. |
get under |
| mech. |
streamline |
| nief. |
work (обыкн. в конструкции с it); quarterback (organize a business, group, or plan VLZ_58) |
| pokaż. |
promote (to be responsible for arranging a large public entertainment event, especially a musical or sports event: The athletics events are promoted jointly by industrial and commercial sponsors. 4uzhoj) |
| publ. |
configure; direct |
| robot. |
arrange (напр., рабочую среду) |
| slang |
put on (The senior class put on a discotheque. == Старшеклассники провели у себя дискотеку.); rig; rig-out; honcho |
| szt. |
curate (художественное мероприятие plushkina) |
| technol. |
regularize; manage (процесс); settle |
| wojsk. |
plan |
| wojsk., techn. |
build up |
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| Gruzovik |
become organized (impf of организоваться) |
| posp. |
organise (Andrew Goff); organize (A critical mass of young Russians decided this month that they had the power to alter the course of political events. They organized outside the channels of mainstream politics and took the country’s leadership by surprise, as other crowds have done this year in Israel, India, Spain and the United States. NYT Alexander Demidov); gang |
| Игорь Миг |
gang up |
| logist. |
develop |
| mat. |
be in the making |
