riorganizzare

to reorganise

verb ryoh-ahr-gah-nee-TSAH-reh Rare

Usage Note

Riorganizzare is formed with the prefix ri- (again) + organizzare (to organise). It takes avere as the auxiliary: ha riorganizzato l'ufficio. It is neutral in register and used freely in business, administrative, and everyday contexts. The related noun is riorganizzazione (f, reorganisation).

Examples

"Il nuovo direttore ha riorganizzato l'intera azienda."

Natural Translation

The new director reorganised the entire company.

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