Disorganized

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Meanings of Disorganized

   
Adjective
  • Not neat or tidy; things are all mixed up.
   
Verb
  • To make something messy or not in order.
   

Explanation of the word: Disorganized

Disorganized means that things are not arranged neatly. It's like when your room is messy and you can't find your favorite book because it's hidden under clothes.

   

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Translations for the word: Disorganized

   
hindi
अव्यवस्थित

avyavasthit

बेतरतीब

betarteeb

गड़बड़

gadbad

   
   

Mini Blog for the word: Disorganized

The Messy Room Adventure!

Oh dear! Have you ever seen a messy room? That’s what we call disorganized! It’s like a puzzle with pieces all over the place. Imagine your toys are playing hide and seek, and you can’t find your favorite teddy bear!

But guess what? Being disorganized can be fixed! You can be a superhero by cleaning up! Put your toys in their special spots, and soon your room will be neat and tidy. Just like magic!

So, let’s tidy up and make our space shine bright! Remember, a clean room is a happy room! 🌟

   

Frequently Asked Questions about the word: Disorganized

The word 'disorganized' means not arranged in a neat or orderly way. It describes something that is messy or chaotic.

You pronounce 'disorganized' like this: dis-or-gan-ized.

The word 'disorganized' comes from the prefix 'dis-' meaning 'not' and 'organized' which means arranged or structured.

The word 'disorganized' in Bengali is 'অব্যবস্থাপিত' (Abhyabasthāpita).
   

Facts, Proverbs and Quotes about the word: Disorganized

Fact: Being disorganized can make it hard to find things! Keeping your room tidy helps you find your toys faster.
Proverb: A place for everything, and everything in its place. (This means keeping things organized helps you find them easily.)
Quote: "For every minute spent organizing, an hour is earned." - Benjamin Franklin