org
org — noun
1. the ending .org in a website address, usually chosen by a non-profit or public-i
the ending .org in a website address, usually chosen by a non-profit or public-interest group
The charity moved its donation page to a new .org address.
.org address for a charity site
Gabriel checked that the museum website ended in .org before donating.
website ended in .org
Many school clubs use a simple .org site for event news.
The search results showed two .org pages about free legal help.
- dot-org
a spoken or quoted way to name this exact web ending
- domain ending
a broader phrase for the final part of a web address
- .com
a different common website ending, often linked with commercial sites
文法句型
.org address
end in .org
.org site
用法筆記
This sense names the web ending itself and usually keeps the dot in writing. It often suggests a charity, association, or other non-profit body, though the ending is not limited to one type of group everywhere.
常見錯誤
2. an informal short form of organization, especially when people mean a group such
an informal short form of organization, especially when people mean a group such as a club, charity, or local body
Leo joined a campus org that tutors children after school.
campus org = campus organization
The neighborhood org met in the library basement on Tuesday night.
Ritu helped a food-bank org collect coats before winter.
Our teacher asked each org to send one student leader to Friday's fair.
- organization
the full neutral word, better in formal writing and official names
- group
broader and less formal, and it can describe looser collections of people
- association
more official and often used for member-based bodies
文法句型
a campus org
join an org
local org
用法筆記
Most common in casual American English, especially in phrases like student org or campus org. Unlike sense 1, this one names the group itself, not a website ending.
常見錯誤
org — abbreviation
1. a short written form of organic, used on labels, menus, or product lists
a short written form of organic, used on labels, menus, or product lists
The farm stand marked its org. tomatoes with green stickers.
org. on a product label
Noor chose the org. soap because it had fewer added scents.
The brunch menu used org. beside eggs from Chen's nearby farm.
The shelf label said the tea leaves were org. and hand-picked.
- organic
the full word, used in ordinary sentences and formal writing
文法句型
org. produce
org. soap
org. cotton
用法筆記
This short form is mainly for spaces where room is tight, such as shelf tags or short lists. In full sentences, people usually write organic.
常見錯誤
2. a short written form of organization, used in labels, charts, or other tight spa
a short written form of organization, used in labels, charts, or other tight spaces
The flyer listed every student org. at the welcome fair.
student org. in a short list
Christopher updated the org. chart after two managers left.
org. chart
The grant form asked which org. would receive money after the flood.
A wall map showed each org. working in the flood zone.
- organization
the full form, used in normal writing and speech
文法句型
student org.
org. chart
which org.
用法筆記
This sense belongs to writing, not normal speech. It is common where a full word would take too much room, such as forms, headings, and charts.
3. a very short written form of organized, used in quick notes or reminders
a very short written form of organized, used in quick notes or reminders
A sticky note told Tunde to keep the tool shelf org.
keep something org.
The checklist said every drawer must stay org. before the safety walk.
stay org.
By Friday, Leo's desk looked org. enough for the principal's inspection.
The coach's note 'bags org.' reminded players to keep gear tidy.
- messy
the everyday opposite when things are untidy or badly arranged
文法句型
stay org.
keep something org.
look org.
用法筆記
This sense appears mainly in very short written reminders. In regular writing, people almost always spell out organized.