organizado

organised

adjective ohr-gah-nee-SAH-doh Less Common

Also means

planned

Usage Note

Organizado is the past participle of organizar used as an adjective (una persona muy organizada). It agrees in gender and number: organizado / organizada / organizados / organizadas. In a compound tense it follows haber and is invariable, but as a predicate adjective it must agree. A related useful noun is organización, and a common collocation is crimen organizado ('organised crime').

Examples

"Es una persona muy organizada."

Natural Translation

She is a very organised person.

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