Tra từ organization - Từ điển Oxford Advanced Learner 8th

or·gan·iza·tion (BrE also-isa·tion) [organization organizations] BrE [ˌɔːɡənaɪˈzeɪʃn] NAmE [ˌɔːrɡənəˈzeɪʃn] noun
1. countable a group of people who form a business, club, etc. together in order to achieve a particular aim
•to work for a business/political/voluntary organization
•the World Health Organization
• He's the president of a large international organization.
2. uncountable the act of making arrangements or preparations for sth
Syn: ↑planning
• I leave most of the organization of these conferences to my assistant.
• A wedding on that scale takes a lot of organization.
3. uncountable the way in which the different parts of sth are arranged
Syn: ↑structure
•The report studies the organization of labour within the company.
4. uncountable the quality of being arranged in a neat, careful and logical way
• She is highly intelligent but her work lacks organization.
Derived Words: ↑organizational ▪ ↑organizationally
See also: ↑-isation

Thesaurus:
organization (BrE also -isation)noun
1. C
•voluntary organizations working with the homeless
institution • • institute • • association • • society • • federation • • union • • club • • guild • |BrE centre • |AmE center •
a/an organization/institution/institute/association/society/club/centre for sth
a national organization/institute/association/society/federation/union/club
a government organization/institution/institution
a research/training organization/institution/institute/centre
2. U
•An event on this scale takes a lot of organization.
planning • • arrangement • • preparation • • coordination • • provision •
organization/planning/arrangements/preparations/provision for sb/sth
do the organization/planning/preparation/coordination
a lack of organization/planning/preparation/coordination/provision
3. U
•She's intelligent, but her work lacks organization.
order • • structure • |formal coherence •
have/lack organization/order/structure/coherence
Organization or order? Order is a state that can be created, or that sth can be put into; organization is a quality that sth either has or lacks:
•Get your ideas into some sort of order.
✗ Get your ideas into some sort of organization.:
•creating order out of chaos
✗ creating organization out of chaos

Example Bank:
•I admire her effective organization of the campaign.
•Most of these mistakes were the result of poor organization.
•The country plans to leave the organization.
•There are several talented people in that organization.
•a front organization for drug trafficking
•a high degree of organization
•the smooth organization of the trip
•An event on this scale takes a lot of organization.
•As a manager he's obsessed with organization.
•Different public sector organizations adopt different accounting practices.
•She's highly intelligent but her work lacks organization.
•The World Health Organization has called for $10 million to purchase medical supplies.
•The group is seen as a political organization.
•The report studies the organization of labour within the civil service.
•There are several non-governmental and non-profit organizations offering humanitarian assistance in the region.
•There need to be changes throughout the organization.
•These ideas are too simple for the more complex organization of modern societies.
•They blamed the government for the poor organization of the election.
•They experimented with new forms of social organization.
•This should improve communications within the organization.
•Voluntary organizations working with the homeless are against the proposal.
•We examined the organization of existing charities.
•What do you think about the general organization of the piece?