
organisieren
to organize
To plan and prepare an event, activity, or project.
Wir müssen noch die Musik für die Party organisieren.
We still need to organize the music for the party.
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to organize
To plan and prepare an event, activity, or project.
Wir müssen noch die Musik für die Party organisieren.
We still need to organize the music for the party.

to organize
To arrange, structure, or put something into a particular order systematically.
Sie hat ihre Dokumente in verschiedenen Ordnern organisiert.
She organized her documents in different folders.

to arrange / get
Informal for obtaining or getting something, often in a clever or improvised way.
Keine Sorge, ich organisiere uns schon noch zwei Karten für das Konzert.
Don't worry, I'll still arrange two tickets to the concert for us.
The verb 'organisieren' (to organize) belongs to a word family. 'Die Organisation' (the organization/organizing) is the action or the group, and 'der Organisator' (the organizer) is the person who organizes something.
Die Organisation des Festivals war eine große Herausforderung.
The organization of the festival was a major challenge.
The verb can also be used reflexively: 'sich organisieren' (to organize oneself/themselves). This can mean that a group of people joins together, or that a person structures their own life or work.
Die Mitarbeiter organisierten sich, um bessere Arbeitsbedingungen zu fordern.
The employees organized themselves to demand better working conditions.
In the meaning 'planen' (to plan), 'organisieren' (to organize) is typically used with events and activities. For example, you can organize a party, a trip, a meeting, or a demonstration.
Wer organisiert dieses Jahr das Sommerfest der Firma?
Who is organizing the company's summer party this year?
The meaning 'beschaffen' (to obtain) or 'besorgen' (to get) is very informal and is mainly used in spoken language. This use should be avoided in formal or written contexts.
Kannst du für die Feier noch ein paar Stühle organisieren?
Can you arrange a few more chairs for the celebration?
to plan
Planen and organisieren can both refer to preparing an event. Planen places greater emphasis on thinking through and determining the schedule. Organisieren particularly includes the practical preparations, such as coordinating the venue, materials, and participants.

Lea organisiert den Workshop und kümmert sich um den Raum, das Material und die Teilnehmer.
Lea is organizing the workshop and is taking care of the venue, materials, and participants.
Lea plant den Workshop und legt zuerst den Ablauf und die Termine fest.
Lea is planning the workshop and is first determining the schedule and dates.