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Meanings of rearranging in English

Russian
настройка
Catalan
configuració

Activity of changing a system to suit a particular function.

настройка
Usage of rearranging in English
1
She was already rearranging her schedule and planning to work from home.
Bake sale murder
2
We have spent so much time this year just rearranging our plan.
News.com.au
3
The Governor was rearranging the focus of the glass with nervous fingers.
The Lion and the Unicorn
4
The whole of rural England, in short, wanted rearranging upon mathematical principles.
Hodge and His Masters
5
Weren't there some decorative olive oil decanters she could be rearranging elsewhere?
The Intimate Adventures of a London Call Girl
6
For this reason it demands the frequent rearranging which it should receive.
The Complete Home
7
She reportedly moved out claiming ghosts had taken to rearranging the furniture.
The Guardian
8
She'd been in and out of Gabe's house, arranging and rearranging furniture.
Beauty and the feast
9
And she always has the privilege of rearranging them to suit herself.
The Camp Fire Girls Go Motoring; Or, Along the Road That Leads t...
10
I heard their faint voices and imagined them rearranging each other's clothes.
Fugitive pieces
11
Lexi began scratching out names with a pen, rearranging the seating chart.
Mistress of the game
12
I think she's busy rearranging his stuff to make room for hers.
A taste of magic
13
Aulus responded by glancing down and rearranging the folds of his toga.
Celtic fire
14
She rose and turned homeward, thoughtfully rearranging her flowers as she walked.
Madame De Mauves
15
Veronica feels like they are rearranging the deck chairs on the Hindenburg.
Night of knives
16
Our Napoleon is alone, forward, and I suppose he's rearranging his plans.
The War in the Air
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Translations for rearranging
Rearranging through the time
Rearranging across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common