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organize a gathering
/ˈɔːrɡənaɪz ə ˈɡæðərɪŋ/
organizzare un incontro
We decided to organize a gathering for our colleagues to celebrate the project's success.
Abbiamo deciso di organizzare un incontro per celebrare il successo del progetto.
Formale
to plan and arrange an event where people come together for a common purpose, such as a meeting, party, or social occasion
The community center helps residents organize a gathering for local festivals.
Il centro comunitario aiuta i residenti a organizzare un incontro per le feste locali.
Commonly used in both personal and professional contexts.
Collocazioni
organize a gathering oforganizzare un incontro diorganize a gathering fororganizzare un incontro per
Frasi correlate
Consiglio professionale
Prepositions matter
Use 'for' when specifying the purpose (e.g., 'organize a gathering for team building') and 'of' when specifying the group (e.g., 'organize a gathering of colleagues').
Regola d'oro
Formal vs. informal
For business meetings, prefer 'organize a meeting.' For social events, 'organize a gathering' sounds more natural.
Origine della parola
The phrase combines 'organize' (from Latin *organum* meaning 'instrument, tool') and 'gathering' (from Old English *geador* meaning 'together'). The verb 'organize' entered English in the late 18th century via French *organiser*, derived from the Latin root.
Note d'uso
The phrase is neutral and can refer to formal or informal events. In professional settings, 'organize a meeting' is more common, while 'organize a gathering' often implies a social or celebratory occasion.
Analisi della parola
organize
to arrange or plan something in a structured way
verba gathering
a group of people coming together for a specific purpose
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