Definition of arranger in English:

arranger

noun əˈreɪndʒəəˈreɪndʒər

1A person who adapts a musical composition for performance.
he was among the finest arrangers and orchestrators of ballet scores
Example sentencesExamples
- In middle age, he took a great interest in early music, more from the point of view of the arranger than of the scholar.
- A prominent arranger of music for salon orchestras by 1900, his own compositions took a progressively more important role in his career.
- Everything depends on an arranger's ambitions with happy Christmas tunes.
- He himself is no slouch as an arranger of traditional melodies.
- In later periods, Bach himself became a favorite subject for arrangers.
- The arranger should always aim to consider how the composer would have written the music had that medium been the original one.
- He has worked as a composer and arranger for the New York City Ballet.
- He became the vocal arranger for those cheerfully overwrought cuts, which were among the most difficult to record.
- The CD takes two very early performances from 1967, which showcase him as arranger and composer.
- He went to London and worked with an arranger to record accompanying orchestration.
2A person who arranges flowers in a display.
a group of enthusiastic flower arrangers
Example sentencesExamples
- I am simply an arranger of flowers.
- The flower arrangers have really captured the individuals in their work.
- Variegated varieties are valuable for brightening dark areas in the garden, while the trailing stems are much prized by flower arrangers.
- Before becoming a mechanic, she worked as a landscaper, a floral arranger, and a cabinetmaker.
- She also played bridge, enjoyed researching her family history, and was a flower arranger at her local church.
- He is a well-known flower arranger himself and will give a demonstration of his art.
- Veteran floral arrangers know that this fabulous flower only looks delicate—in fact, if properly treated, cut lilies will last for weeks.
- In the hands of an expert floral arranger, they can be breathtaking.
- Her mother is a designer and arranger of silk flowers in Connecticut.
- They coat and strengthen brittle stems and blooms, and dried-flower arrangers recommend them.
3A person who organizes or makes plans for an event or deal.
the arrangers of the bond sale started to test market demand
Example sentencesExamples
- I want to thank the sponsors and the arrangers of the event.
- The national police chief identified him as "a planner and arranger the of bombings."
- The bank served as advisor, equity placement agent, and lead arranger of credit facility.
- Antonio is an arranger of weddings.
- The scouts were the arrangers of the tournament taking place on Saturday.
- It was one of four arrangers of the $1.8 billion initial public offering in June.
- It was the sole structurer and arranger of the issue.
- The funeral arranger says they are proud to have served local people in times of need for so many years.
- They will be lead arranger of the share sale.
- These banks are the main arrangers of the five-year loan.

Rhymes

changer, danger, endanger, exchanger, Grainger, hydrangea, manger, ranger, stranger

Definition of arranger in US English:

arranger

nounəˈreɪndʒərəˈrānjər

1A person who adapts a musical composition for performance.
he was among the finest arrangers and orchestrators of ballet scores
Example sentencesExamples
- A prominent arranger of music for salon orchestras by 1900, his own compositions took a progressively more important role in his career.
- He went to London and worked with an arranger to record accompanying orchestration.
- In middle age, he took a great interest in early music, more from the point of view of the arranger than of the scholar.
- He became the vocal arranger for those cheerfully overwrought cuts, which were among the most difficult to record.
- He has worked as a composer and arranger for the New York City Ballet.
- He himself is no slouch as an arranger of traditional melodies.
- The CD takes two very early performances from 1967, which showcase him as arranger and composer.
- In later periods, Bach himself became a favorite subject for arrangers.
- Everything depends on an arranger's ambitions with happy Christmas tunes.
- The arranger should always aim to consider how the composer would have written the music had that medium been the original one.
2A person who arranges flowers in a display.
a group of enthusiastic flower arrangers
Example sentencesExamples
- In the hands of an expert floral arranger, they can be breathtaking.
- The flower arrangers have really captured the individuals in their work.
- Variegated varieties are valuable for brightening dark areas in the garden, while the trailing stems are much prized by flower arrangers.
- He is a well-known flower arranger himself and will give a demonstration of his art.
- They coat and strengthen brittle stems and blooms, and dried-flower arrangers recommend them.
- Her mother is a designer and arranger of silk flowers in Connecticut.
- I am simply an arranger of flowers.
- Veteran floral arrangers know that this fabulous flower only looks delicate—in fact, if properly treated, cut lilies will last for weeks.
- She also played bridge, enjoyed researching her family history, and was a flower arranger at her local church.
- Before becoming a mechanic, she worked as a landscaper, a floral arranger, and a cabinetmaker.
3A person who organizes or makes plans for an event or deal.
the arrangers of the bond sale started to test market demand
Example sentencesExamples
- It was the sole structurer and arranger of the issue.
- The funeral arranger says they are proud to have served local people in times of need for so many years.
- The bank served as advisor, equity placement agent, and lead arranger of credit facility.
- The scouts were the arrangers of the tournament taking place on Saturday.
- I want to thank the sponsors and the arrangers of the event.
- The national police chief identified him as "a planner and arranger the of bombings."
- It was one of four arrangers of the $1.8 billion initial public offering in June.
- These banks are the main arrangers of the five-year loan.
- They will be lead arranger of the share sale.
- Antonio is an arranger of weddings.

词汇	arranger
释义	Definition of arranger in English: arranger noun əˈreɪndʒəəˈreɪndʒər 1A person who adapts a musical composition for performance. he was among the finest arrangers and orchestrators of ballet scores Example sentencesExamples In middle age, he took a great interest in early music, more from the point of view of the arranger than of the scholar. A prominent arranger of music for salon orchestras by 1900, his own compositions took a progressively more important role in his career. Everything depends on an arranger's ambitions with happy Christmas tunes. He himself is no slouch as an arranger of traditional melodies. In later periods, Bach himself became a favorite subject for arrangers. The arranger should always aim to consider how the composer would have written the music had that medium been the original one. He has worked as a composer and arranger for the New York City Ballet. He became the vocal arranger for those cheerfully overwrought cuts, which were among the most difficult to record. The CD takes two very early performances from 1967, which showcase him as arranger and composer. He went to London and worked with an arranger to record accompanying orchestration. 2A person who arranges flowers in a display. a group of enthusiastic flower arrangers Example sentencesExamples I am simply an arranger of flowers. The flower arrangers have really captured the individuals in their work. Variegated varieties are valuable for brightening dark areas in the garden, while the trailing stems are much prized by flower arrangers. Before becoming a mechanic, she worked as a landscaper, a floral arranger, and a cabinetmaker. She also played bridge, enjoyed researching her family history, and was a flower arranger at her local church. He is a well-known flower arranger himself and will give a demonstration of his art. Veteran floral arrangers know that this fabulous flower only looks delicate—in fact, if properly treated, cut lilies will last for weeks. In the hands of an expert floral arranger, they can be breathtaking. Her mother is a designer and arranger of silk flowers in Connecticut. They coat and strengthen brittle stems and blooms, and dried-flower arrangers recommend them. 3A person who organizes or makes plans for an event or deal. the arrangers of the bond sale started to test market demand Example sentencesExamples I want to thank the sponsors and the arrangers of the event. The national police chief identified him as "a planner and arranger the of bombings." The bank served as advisor, equity placement agent, and lead arranger of credit facility. Antonio is an arranger of weddings. The scouts were the arrangers of the tournament taking place on Saturday. It was one of four arrangers of the $1.8 billion initial public offering in June. It was the sole structurer and arranger of the issue. The funeral arranger says they are proud to have served local people in times of need for so many years. They will be lead arranger of the share sale. These banks are the main arrangers of the five-year loan. Rhymes changer, danger, endanger, exchanger, Grainger, hydrangea, manger, ranger, stranger Definition of arranger in US English: arranger nounəˈreɪndʒərəˈrānjər 1A person who adapts a musical composition for performance. he was among the finest arrangers and orchestrators of ballet scores Example sentencesExamples A prominent arranger of music for salon orchestras by 1900, his own compositions took a progressively more important role in his career. He went to London and worked with an arranger to record accompanying orchestration. In middle age, he took a great interest in early music, more from the point of view of the arranger than of the scholar. He became the vocal arranger for those cheerfully overwrought cuts, which were among the most difficult to record. He has worked as a composer and arranger for the New York City Ballet. He himself is no slouch as an arranger of traditional melodies. The CD takes two very early performances from 1967, which showcase him as arranger and composer. In later periods, Bach himself became a favorite subject for arrangers. Everything depends on an arranger's ambitions with happy Christmas tunes. The arranger should always aim to consider how the composer would have written the music had that medium been the original one. 2A person who arranges flowers in a display. a group of enthusiastic flower arrangers Example sentencesExamples In the hands of an expert floral arranger, they can be breathtaking. The flower arrangers have really captured the individuals in their work. Variegated varieties are valuable for brightening dark areas in the garden, while the trailing stems are much prized by flower arrangers. He is a well-known flower arranger himself and will give a demonstration of his art. They coat and strengthen brittle stems and blooms, and dried-flower arrangers recommend them. Her mother is a designer and arranger of silk flowers in Connecticut. I am simply an arranger of flowers. Veteran floral arrangers know that this fabulous flower only looks delicate—in fact, if properly treated, cut lilies will last for weeks. She also played bridge, enjoyed researching her family history, and was a flower arranger at her local church. Before becoming a mechanic, she worked as a landscaper, a floral arranger, and a cabinetmaker. 3A person who organizes or makes plans for an event or deal. the arrangers of the bond sale started to test market demand Example sentencesExamples It was the sole structurer and arranger of the issue. The funeral arranger says they are proud to have served local people in times of need for so many years. The bank served as advisor, equity placement agent, and lead arranger of credit facility. The scouts were the arrangers of the tournament taking place on Saturday. I want to thank the sponsors and the arrangers of the event. The national police chief identified him as "a planner and arranger the of bombings." It was one of four arrangers of the $1.8 billion initial public offering in June. These banks are the main arrangers of the five-year loan. They will be lead arranger of the share sale. Antonio is an arranger of weddings.
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