organization
Derived from Middle French 'organisation', from Latin 'organizatio', which comes from 'organizare'.
NOUN
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[/ˌɔːrɡənaɪˈzeɪʃən/en-US]
organización
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institución
formal
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asociación
formalgeneric
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organización abstracta
untranslatable
(Refers to the general concept of organization, which may not have a direct equivalent in Spanish.)
Antonyms
disorganization
The act or process of arranging elements into a systematic and efficient whole; also, the state of being arranged in an orderly way. This term can also refer to a structured group of people with a particular purpose, such as a business, government department, or charity.
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- The organization of the event required months of planning. — Referring to the act of planning and arranging.
- The company's internal organization made it very efficient. — Referring to the structure and arrangement within the company.
- She works for a non-profit organization that helps homeless people. — Referring to a structured group or entity.