arrangement 
ar·range·ment (-mənt)
noun
- an arranging or being arranged
- the way in which something is arranged
- something made by arranging parts in a particular way
- a preparation; plan arrangements for the party, arrangements for a funeral
- a settlement or adjustment, as of a dispute, difference, etc.
- Music
- adaptation of a composition to other instruments or voices than those for which it was originally written, or to the style of a certain band or orchestra
- the composition as thus adapted
arrangement
n.
The act of arranging
ordering, grouping, classification; see classification 1, organization 1.The result of arranging
method, system, form; see order 3, organization 2.An agreement
settlement, adjustment, compromise; see agreement 3.A design
An adaptation of a piece of music
orchestration, score, transcription, instrumentation, harmonization, adaptation, composition, version.
Preposition: of
- atom: The most common technique for obtaining precise information about the arrangement of atoms within a protein is X-ray crystallography.
Converse of object
- make: The Lodge will meet next Friday evening at half past to make the final arrangements.
- propose: Applicants are not, however, required to disclose any proposed security arrangements.
- agree: Provincial offices should have their own arrangements agreed with the Director of Finance.
- exist: Aims The purpose of this body would be to strengthen existing arrangements for the handling of food safety matters.
- finalize: For more than 50 user names, please email us your requirements and we'll come back to you to finalize payment arrangements.
- revise: The Act also revises the arrangements for the handling of business within the Land Registry.
Preposition: for
- mentors/assessors: Induction booklet Stroke Unit information booklet What are the arrangements for mentors/assessors?
Adjective modifier
- prior: Pets allowed by prior arrangement at a small extra charge.
- transitional: Under the new rules there will be two options to protect benefits in excess of £ 1.5 million under the transitional arrangements.
- contractual: The book looks at procurement not so much from the legal contract as from the general contractual arrangements.
- funeral: Finally they would like to thank Brian, Jean, Carl, Pauline, Peter and Colin for the funeral arrangements.
- alternative: He will make costed proposals for two alternative arrangements.
- special: I would ask you to note particularly the special travel arrangements that have been made.
Noun used with modifier
- pension: Mr Rennison says: " He should check his pension arrangements to ensure the funds he is invested in suit his risk profile.
- travel: We also do not make travel arrangements or find jobs or accommodation.
- seating: The bride's helpers also often help out with guest seating arrangements at the wedding.
- funding: The quality of your funding arrangements will be examined.
- admission: If there is not unanimity, admission arrangements are not determined.
- licensing: Alcatel will also continue to supply Qualcomm hardware to users under a long-term licensing arrangement.
The workof Henry Jameshas alwaysseemeddivisibleby a simple dynastic arrangement into three reigns:James I, James II, and the Old Pretender.
Die Probleme werden gel o« st, nicht durch Beibringen neuer Erfahrung, sondern durch Zusammenstellung des l a« ngst Bekannten. Die Philosophie ist ein Kampf gegen dieVerhexung unseresVerstandes durch die Mittel unserer Sprache. The problems are solved, not by giving new information, but by arranging what we have always known. Philosophy is a battle against the bewitchment of our intelligence by means of language.
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