to put (things) in good order

put in an order

(especially) to put, bring, (something, especially government) under central control

concentrate, draw toward a point

to arrange (items) in categories or groups

categorize

to get rid of something

place, order; deal with

to express, organize, (ideas etc) clearly and exactly

plan, specify systematically

to join (parts) into a whole; complete (something) by adding parts

mix, merge

of lay

put, place

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

organize, guide

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) the same size, shape, quality etc

make regular, similar

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

arrange, organize

mix, merge

mix, merge

to arrange (facts, figures etc) in tables

figure, classify