Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Arrangement"

A: it means he likes to figure out where he is going to stay when he gets to a place, not before he gets there.

A: An arrangement of flowers. The florist makes “arrangements” of flowers to sell. Putting together flowers that look nice together.

A: An arrangement can mean a lot of stuff, like an arrangement can be a special occasion or a wedding. It can be something that someone has arranged.

A: You made an arrangement or agreement before this. The arrangement exists between you and somebody else.

多分、"既存の取り決め"の意味です。

A: It means that something happened by being arranged.
To arrange is to organize or plan.

You can arrange a party, for example.

A: “Instead of our previous arrangement to meet at the mall, we should meet at a coffee shop instead”
“The previous arrangement in the group project was that I would do the research and my partner would do the writing. When she didn’t do the writing, I had to do both!”
“Our previous arrangement was that I would pay the gardener $20 per hour, but when he said he needed money for Christmas, I agreed to pay him $25 per hour instead”

A: arrangement means a way of organizing or preparing for something. example you arrange flowers, books, pens, classroom, food..
Anything you want to have in a particular order means arranging.

example: I was arranging the desks for the students.

I have cleaned my cupboard, now I have to arrange my books in them

Can you make necessary arrangements for the inaugural event tomorrow?

I'm going to arrange a meeting between you and my mutual friend.

let's make some arrangements for the festival.

A: we agree a new arrangement .
the arrangements for the wedding were postponed.

A: Arrangement is the noun form of the word "arrange." Arrange is a verb.

Some examples:
Could you make an arrangement for me?

There was an arrangement of boxes.

I don't use the word "arrangement" very often in my daily vocabulary. Sorry.

A: make arrangements is to actually plan everything for a funeral (flowers, grave site, rituals, etc.)
prepare COULD be that or could be just putting on a suit to attend a funeral

A: I see. Thank you so much.

A: Both these words have many meanings but, to put it simply, an arrangement is the way you have organised something. That could be simply an arrangement of flowers or it could be a plan of action for a visit to London, for example. An agreement is simply something you have both/all agreed to. It might be a business contract or an agreement to buy a house - or it could be much simpler e.g. "They were in agreement that it was too hot to work outside".

A: What do you mean by 'future arrangements? Can you give an example?

A: Both can mean the same thing in some situations, with a plan being less formal than an arrangement, but most of the time, an arrangement is used to mean a deal. For example: "The arrangement with my dad only lasted one day."

A: The arrangement for these sentences would be,
1. It was in March when we met.
2. It was my brother who took me to the mountain.
3. There is a saying that two heads are better than one.
4. In my opinion it is helpful when my own ideas are completing the work.
5 Those who disagree with that you can too say get confused.

A: The English and Korean word orders are different.

The English word order and the Korean word order are different.

English and Korean have different word orders.

*For 어순, "arrangement of words" is an okay translation, but we mostly use "word order."

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A: I am not good at making arrangements for my work, but I gradually improve on it!

A: 'I can't make the arrangements for you.'
is more natural!

A: Hi! Normally the phrase "Cop't out" is more so pronounced as with a "t"

A: ‎I would say:

Thank you.
I’ll be there at 9am tomorrow.

Or

‎Thank you for the information.
I’ll be there at 9am tomorrow.

Or

‎Thanks. That's a good plan. I’ll be there at 9am tomorrow.

A: Just put "the"after about and then it is completely correct.