arrangefiles
verbUK /əˈreɪndʒ faɪlz/
US /əˈreɪndʒ faɪlz/
To put your files in a neat order.
Please arrangefiles on the desk before you leave.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. To plan the order of computer documents.
She will arrangefiles by date on the computer.
3. To set papers in a row for a meeting.
We arrangefiles for the boss to read.
4. To put records in a safe place in order.
They arrangefiles in the office every Friday.