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形容詞

well-organized (comparative better-organized or more well-organized, superlative best-organized or most well-organized)

1. Of a person, place, or system: orderly, efficient, and intelligently planned.
   • 1908, New Zealand, Parliament, “Address in Reply”, in Parliamentary Debates, House of Representatives‎, volume 143, page 126:

     Has not the Amalgamated Society of Engineers - one of the best-organized trades in the Old Country - tried strikes and seen them fail?

   • 1915, United Brethren Publishing Hhouse, for the Better Roads Publishing Company (publisher), Better Roads and Streets‎, volume 5:

     The personnel changes, but much less frequently, and the men are better organized and more familiar with the work.

   • 1954, Benjamin Albert Botkin (editor), Sidewalks of America, Folklore, Legends, Sagas, Traditions, Customs, Songs, Stories, and Sayings of City Folk, page 156:

     Contrary to the casual observer's belief, these strangest of Mardi Gras maskers are extremely well-organized groups, whose operations are intricate and complicated.