organizational

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organizational — 形容詞

  • organizationalpositive
  • more organizationalcomparative
  • most organizationalsuperlative

1. connected with arranging work, meetings, or events so they happen in a clear and

1.形容詞B2
釋義

規劃

與安排工作或活動有關

connected with arranging work, meetings, or events so they happen in a clear and effective way

例句

Good organizational planning kept the school trip on time.

良好的規劃安排讓校外教學準時進行。

collocation: organizational planning

The school fair needed organizational support from parents at each gate.

這場校園園遊會需要家長在各個入口提供規劃支援。

常見搭配
  • organizational skills
  • organizational planning
  • organizational support
  • organizational detail
同義詞
  • logistical

    focuses more on practical arrangements such as transport, timing, and supplies

  • administrative

    often relates to office work, records, and official procedures

  • managerial

    stresses directing people or work, not just arranging it well

反義詞

文法句型

organizational + skills/planning/support

用法筆記

Often used with nouns like skills, planning, support, and detail. When you talk about a person's ability, English usually uses phrases such as organizational skills rather than saying someone is organizational.

常見錯誤

She is very organizational.
She is very organized.' / 'She has strong organizational skills.
organizational usually describes planning-related work or abilities through a noun phrase, not a person by itself.

2. connected with a company, school, charity, or other formal group as a whole

2.形容詞C1
釋義

組織

與公司、學校等整體有關

connected with a company, school, charity, or other formal group as a whole

例句

Staff discussed organizational policy at the monthly office meeting.

員工在每月辦公室會議中討論組織政策。

collocation: organizational policy

The report described organizational changes after the hospital closed two wards.

這份報告描述了醫院關閉兩個病房後的組織變動。

常見搭配
  • organizational policy
  • organizational culture
  • organizational change
  • organizational rules
同義詞
  • institutional

    often sounds more formal and is common for rules or systems in large bodies

  • corporate

    fits businesses especially, not schools or charities as naturally

  • administrative

    can overlap, but often points more to management or office processes

文法句型

organizational + policy/culture/change

用法筆記

Common before nouns such as policy, culture, change, and rules. Distinguish from sense 3: this sense is about the organization as an institution, not about how its parts are arranged.

常見錯誤

Our office is organizational now.
Our office is organized now.
organizational describes the organization or its policies and culture; organized describes something put in good order.

3. connected with how the parts of a system are set up and operate together

3.形容詞C1
釋義

架構

與內部安排與運作有關

connected with how the parts of a system are set up and operate together

例句

The clinic has organizational problems between reception, nurses, and billing.

這家診所在掛號、護理和收費之間有架構上的問題。

collocation: organizational problems

Doctors met to fix organizational gaps between triage and ambulance teams.

醫師們開會處理分診和救護團隊之間的架構問題。

常見搭配
  • organizational structure
  • organizational design
  • organizational problems
  • organizational issues
同義詞
  • structural

    emphasizes the arrangement of parts, especially in a system or institution

  • systemic

    often stresses a problem spread through the whole system

  • operational

    focuses more on day-to-day functioning than on structure itself

反義詞
  • chaotic

    describes parts that do not work together in an orderly way

  • unstructured

    describes something without a clear arrangement

文法句型

organizational + structure/design/problem

用法筆記

Often used with nouns like structure, design, pattern, and problem. Distinguish from sense 2: this sense focuses on internal arrangement and coordination, not simply on belonging to a company or group.

常見錯誤

The problem was organization.
The problem was organizational.' / 'The problem was the organization's structure.
organizational is the adjective form when you describe a type of problem.

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