How to say "organized" in Japanese
Choosing the right word
- 組織的そしきてきna-adjectiveCovers 'organized' meaning systematic or methodical — done in a structured, planned way rather than haphazardly. It can also mean 'organizational', relating to an organization. This is the common word for this sense.
- 整斉せいせいtaru-adjective, adverb (with と), nounCovers 'organized' meaning neatly arranged or orderly — things set out tidily and in good order. It is a less common word with a formal or literary character, so it is seldom the everyday choice.
Use 組織的 for 'organized' meaning systematic or methodical (it can also mean organizational); 整斉 covers 'organized' meaning neatly arranged or orderly, but is a less common, formal or literary word.
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