to put (things) in good order

put in an order

to get rid of something

place, order; deal with

an army or air force officer of highest rank; an officer responsible for important public events or ceremonies

organize, guide

to arrange (people, things etc) (in a system or particular order)

arrange, systematize

to get (oneself, a thing) into an earlier condition, position etc

rearrange

to make (something) lawful or correct

arrange, organize

to control (something) using rules; to adjust (an apparatus, mechanism) in order to get the desired result

manage, organize

to make (something) more efficient (by getting rid of slow or wasteful methods etc)

arrange, organize

to arrange (facts, figures etc) in tables

figure, classify