Preguntas sobre ejemplos de oraciones con, y la definición y uso de "Arrangement"

A: An arrangement of flowers. The florist makes “arrangements” of flowers to sell. Putting together flowers that look nice together.

A: An arrangement can mean a lot of stuff, like an arrangement can be a special occasion or a wedding. It can be something that someone has arranged.

A: You made an arrangement or agreement before this. The arrangement exists between you and somebody else.

多分、"既存の取り決め"の意味です。

A: It means that something happened by being arranged.
To arrange is to organize or plan.

You can arrange a party, for example.

A: It means that the arrangement is not permanent. The situation could change.

A: “Instead of our previous arrangement to meet at the mall, we should meet at a coffee shop instead”
“The previous arrangement in the group project was that I would do the research and my partner would do the writing. When she didn’t do the writing, I had to do both!”
“Our previous arrangement was that I would pay the gardener $20 per hour, but when he said he needed money for Christmas, I agreed to pay him $25 per hour instead”

A: arrangement means a way of organizing or preparing for something. example you arrange flowers, books, pens, classroom, food..
Anything you want to have in a particular order means arranging.

example: I was arranging the desks for the students.

I have cleaned my cupboard, now I have to arrange my books in them

Can you make necessary arrangements for the inaugural event tomorrow?

I'm going to arrange a meeting between you and my mutual friend.

let's make some arrangements for the festival.

A: we agree a new arrangement .
the arrangements for the wedding were postponed.

A: Arrangement is the noun form of the word "arrange." Arrange is a verb.

Some examples:
Could you make an arrangement for me?

There was an arrangement of boxes.

I don't use the word "arrangement" very often in my daily vocabulary. Sorry.

A: make arrangements is to actually plan everything for a funeral (flowers, grave site, rituals, etc.)
prepare COULD be that or could be just putting on a suit to attend a funeral

A: prior is a more complex word for before, so in other words, they mean the same thing.

A: I see. Thank you so much.

A: What do you mean by 'future arrangements? Can you give an example?

A: Both can mean the same thing in some situations, with a plan being less formal than an arrangement, but most of the time, an arrangement is used to mean a deal. For example: "The arrangement with my dad only lasted one day."

A: The arrangement for these sentences would be,
1. It was in March when we met.
2. It was my brother who took me to the mountain.
3. There is a saying that two heads are better than one.
4. In my opinion it is helpful when my own ideas are completing the work.
5 Those who disagree with that you can too say get confused.

A: The English and Korean word orders are different.

The English word order and the Korean word order are different.

English and Korean have different word orders.

*For 어순, "arrangement of words" is an okay translation, but we mostly use "word order."

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A: I am not good at making arrangements for my work, but I gradually improve on it!

A: 'I can't make the arrangements for you.'
is more natural!

A: Hi! Normally the phrase "Cop't out" is more so pronounced as with a "t"

A: ‎I would say:

Thank you.
I’ll be there at 9am tomorrow.

Or

‎Thank you for the information.
I’ll be there at 9am tomorrow.

Or

‎Thanks. That's a good plan. I’ll be there at 9am tomorrow.

A: Just put "the"after about and then it is completely correct.