ireorganisa
ireorganisá with stress marks
to reorganize [it]
From root: reorganisa
Conjugations
Past (Completed)
irinereorganisa
i-ri-ne-re-or-ga-ni-SA
reorganized
Present (Incomplete)
irinirereorganisa
i-ri-ni-re-re-or-ga-ni-SA
is being reorganized
Future (Contemplated)
irereorganisa
i-re-re-or-ga-ni-SA
will be reorganized
Usage Note
Ireorganisa is the object-focus i- form of reorganisa, used when the department, agency, or organization being restructured is the grammatical topic. Used in formal corporate governance, government announcements, and organizational management; actor-focus counterpart is magreorganisa.
Examples
" Kailangang ireorganisa ang opisina. "
Natural Translation
The office needs to be reorganized.
Literal Translation
Need reorganize the office.
" Kailangan natin na ireorganisa ang mga aklat sa estante. "
Natural Translation
We need to reorganize the books on the shelf.
Literal Translation
Need we to reorganize the books on shelf.
" Matapos magkaroon ng bagong pamunuan, ireorganisa nila ang buong departamento upang maging mas mabilis ang serbisyo sa publiko. "
Natural Translation
After getting new leadership, they will reorganize the entire department so that service to the public becomes faster.
Literal Translation
After having of new leadership, will-reorganize they the whole department so-that become more fast the service to public.
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