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Meanings of organiser in English
A lightweight consumer electronic device that looks like a hand-held computer but instead performs specific tasks; can serve as a diary or a personal database or a telephone or an alarm clock etc.
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Examples for "organizer"
Examples for "organizer"
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Operator in shirt factory; later union organizer; factory inspector for N. Y.
2
It simply assured the popularity of Chupin, the organizer of the farce.
3
A days of the week closet organizer for you or the kids.
4
This was a terrible blow to the hopes of the Irish organizer.
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The former grassroots organizer, only recently became a Charlottesville city council member.
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StanChart was fourth in mandated arranger volume tables for India last year.
2
Religare Capital Markets is the sole adviser and arranger to the issue.
3
Yes Bank acted as the sole arranger and underwriter for the deal.
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Citigroup was the coordinator, mandated lead arranger and bookrunner of the facility.
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Bernstein was always the money man, the arranger for contacts and backhanders.
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Sara Horowitz is a born labor organizer.
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Dusk was falling and the old man did not at once recognize Mayo, the labor organizer of the negroes.
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And since I have been a labor organizer, I have run across Catholics who told the same story turned about.
4
When Mboya returned to Nairobi, the next year, he began to make a name for himself as an activist and labor organizer.
5
In 1932, 1936 and 1940, James Ford, a labor organizer, ran as the Communist Party's vice-presidential candidate.
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He even invented a new techie term: PDA, for personal digital assistant.
2
Who cares if your computer, mobile phone or personal digital assistant actually works?
3
A personal digital assistant was used to self-administer the CASI.
4
The death of the personal digital assistant (PDA) has been much exaggerated.
5
BMW's personal digital assistant has been made more voice prompt sensitive and features greater customisation.
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He even invented a new techie term: PDA, for personal digital assistant.
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Take a moment to record those things in your PDA right now.
3
Toshiko was able to read information off her PDA as they walked.
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Together, these findings suggest that factors other than inflammation contribute to PDA.
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In the works: a birth-control reminder tool that pings a user's PDA.
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Myfriend (a Windows CE device) can run other software including a personal organizer, the Windows Media player, and Internet Explorer 4.0.
2
We were still calling ourselves 'memory coaches' or ' personal organizers', as our clients were put off by the term 'therapist'.
3
Many hackers routinely hang numerous devices such as pagers, cell-phones, personal organizers, leatherman multitools, pocket knives, flashlights, walkie-talkies, even miniature computers from their belts.
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Obama is a self-confessed crackberry addict, or put another way, he can't walk 10 paces without checking his BlackBerry personal organiser.
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He is celebrating his social status -"I am a man who has a personal organiser, a personal slave."
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Psion, the inventor of the handheld personal organiser, plunged into the red today after being hit by the hi-tech downturn and massive restructuring charges.
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First there were personal organisers: but what if there were a Professional Organiser who would come into your home and organise your possessions?
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HEAVYWEIGHT earnings are now flowing from Psion, the oddly named British company which produces lightweight electronic personal organisers and hand held mini computers.
Usage of organiser in English
1
The protest organiser, Ian Anderson, said the talk should not have happened.
2
A unique grief support programme is attracting nationwide interest, its organiser says.
3
Personal shoppers and organiser, doing things on line at work, and more.
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Sydney rally organiser Sarah Spearpoint denied the Reclaim Australia group was racist.
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Al Sorley is the director of Creative Environment and the event organiser.
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The competition is co-run by Sandra Eavis, daughter of Glastonbury organiser Michael.
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General Booth was not a great organiser, not even a great showman.
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These are controlled environments with a named event organiser, owner or manager.
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Vigil organiser Nicole Skews-Poole said Ms Millane's murder had struck a chord.
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Ken Shelly of Kings Church is the organiser of tonight's memorial service.
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Kathryn Ryan talks to organiser and North Canterbury truffle grower Gareth Renowden.
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Founder and organiser of the Christopher's Classics series announces the 2014 line-up.
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The Australian Masters has been axed for 2016, organiser IMG has announced.
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Ann-Hari the prostitute has become a nurse, an organiser, a grassroots madame.
15
A new competition should be organised, said the professional competition organiser Malcolm Reading.
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Workshop organiser Fiona Young of ReGenerative Solutions said the emphasis was on quality.
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Translations for organiser
Catalan
Spanish
Organiser through the time
Organiser across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
Australia
Less common
Ireland
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