organizational
adjective [ before noun ] (UK usually organisational) uk/ˌɔː.ɡən.aɪˈzeɪ.ʃən.əl/ us/ˌɔːr.ɡən.əˈzeɪ.ʃən.əl/
(RELATING TO PLANNING)
组织的，安排的，筹备的
relating to the planning of an activity or event
She is looking for a personal assistant with good organizational skills. 她正在寻找一位具有良好组织能力的个人助理。
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- A lot of what he does is organizational; he handles all the meetings.
- The most notable qualities of their staging of the Olympic Games were the politeness of the people and their superb organizational ability.
(RELATING TO GROUP)
组织的
relating to an organization
We think this is a good way of reaching our organizational goals. 我们认为这是实现组织的目标的好方法。
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- The group is conscious of its own organizational interests but guided as well by standards regarding the rights of its members and workers.
- Research suggests that low levels of organizational commitment have negative consequences for salespeople.
- The group is to hold its regular organizational meeting this week.
(RELATING TO SYSTEM)
（组织等）结构的
relating to the way the different parts of something are combined or work together
He created an organizational chart clarifying the workflow. 他创建了一个组织结构图，明确了工作流程。
See: organization
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- He created an effective organizational framework with four independent facets ("categories") comprised of 10 nodes ("subcategories").
- The country does not now have the manpower or organizational structure to close those gaps.
- Among the sample of unions, 25 percent had six or more organizational levels.
- The idea behind student-based allocation is that the money goes out based on the needs of students, not on the organizational structure that is in place.