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Meanings of rearranging in English
Russian
настройка Catalan
configuració Activity of changing a system to suit a particular function.
Synonyms
Examples for "arrangement"
Examples for "arrangement"
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But the elaborate arrangement actually delays the problem by just a year.
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This arrangement left the Serbs' porter, Hussein, free to carry their bags.
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Greece must reach a new finance arrangement with creditors by 30 June.
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Ms Gillard said the arrangement would be the best solution for Australia.
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The Lib Dems support the arrangement and say it helps fight crime.
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I think that's an absolutely bang-on way to go about arranging society.
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He began arranging fish eight months ago, sometimes using vegetables as well.
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Zaid said DHS was working on arranging security clearances for legal counsel.
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Please help by arranging for me to speak with him, just briefly.
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Information and energy arranging themselves in a precise, and very specific, pattern.
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If possible, make one change to the configuration options at a time.
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The main utility that applies a configuration file to the local system.
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We'll cover the essential configuration steps in detail later in this chapter.
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You will also want to include this line within the configuration file:
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This paper will outline hardware configuration in the implementation and software management.
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The sd-tg model thus provides direct evidence for secondary rearrangement at VH-D-JH.
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The sentence should not need rearrangement in order to disclose the meaning.
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And there must be a rearrangement of that ventilator in the class-room.
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IgG heavy chain rearrangement confirmed the clonal B-cell nature of these lymphoproliferations.
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Chromosome rearrangement is a relatively common finding in cultured amniotic fluid cells.
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Progress is being made, however, through a reconfiguration of services and legislation.
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Work on the reconfiguration of the state is at an advanced stage.
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It's an extraordinary record: a strange, discordant reconfiguration of English folk traditions.
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There are a lot of public misconceptions about the neural reconfiguration, Lieutenant.
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All that may be required is a reconfiguration of the product mix.
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When configuring an automatic action, remember that rsh can be very useful.
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Once the Access Control section is complete, you can start configuring traps.
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So configuring it for spaceborne missions should only require some new engineering.
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How about configuring it to send out messages via an email message?
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Here's what you'll see when configuring the Access Control 1 submenu:
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The service undoubtedly needs reconfiguring, and change in the NHS takes too long.
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Trump, however, has declared NATO obsolete and in need of reconfiguring.
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In reconfiguring history, these films also reconfigure the world of images.
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Indeed, it also contributes to a reconfiguring of the lived experience of managing HIV.
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These self-reconfiguring robots change shape through individual units called atoms.
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These packages offer the best value for setting up a new wall.
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I don't honestly think there's any point in setting up a guard.
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I thought about what Murphy had said about setting up a talk.
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Perhaps The Irish Times might consider setting up a promise integrity index.
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Minister for Health Mary Harney defended the setting up of the HSE.
Usage of rearranging in English
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She was already rearranging her schedule and planning to work from home.
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We have spent so much time this year just rearranging our plan.
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The Governor was rearranging the focus of the glass with nervous fingers.
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The whole of rural England, in short, wanted rearranging upon mathematical principles.
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Weren't there some decorative olive oil decanters she could be rearranging elsewhere?
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For this reason it demands the frequent rearranging which it should receive.
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She reportedly moved out claiming ghosts had taken to rearranging the furniture.
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She'd been in and out of Gabe's house, arranging and rearranging furniture.
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And she always has the privilege of rearranging them to suit herself.
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I heard their faint voices and imagined them rearranging each other's clothes.
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Lexi began scratching out names with a pen, rearranging the seating chart.
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I think she's busy rearranging his stuff to make room for hers.
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Aulus responded by glancing down and rearranging the folds of his toga.
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She rose and turned homeward, thoughtfully rearranging her flowers as she walked.
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Veronica feels like they are rearranging the deck chairs on the Hindenburg.
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Our Napoleon is alone, forward, and I suppose he's rearranging his plans.
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