Collocation
make arrangements
to plan and organize the details for something so it can happen
Definition
'make arrangements' is a common English collocation. to plan and organize the details for something so it can happen
make + arrangements (+ for + noun / to + verb)
“I need to make arrangements for the meeting next week.”
Examples
- We need to make arrangements for your airport pickup.
- She made arrangements to stay with a friend for two nights.
- Have you made arrangements for childcare on Friday?
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- They are making arrangements for the wedding ceremony and reception.
- I will make arrangements to meet the contractor at the site tomorrow morning.
- The hotel can make arrangements for a late check-in if you call ahead.
- After the flight was canceled, we quickly made arrangements for a train instead.
- Before the conference, the organizers made arrangements to accommodate guests with dietary restrictions.
- To avoid delays, please make arrangements for access to the building in advance.
More verb + noun (plural)s
- make plans to decide and arrange what you will do in the future, often with other people
- buy groceries to purchase food and household items from a store for regular use at home
- train employees to teach workers the skills and knowledge they need to do their jobs well
- meet expectations to do as well as people hoped or required; to satisfy what is expected
- exceed expectations to do better than people expected; to outperform what was anticipated