组
organize; group; classifier; set
Meanings
4 senses · 20 examplesverb
to organize; to form a group
Used for assembling people or items into a structured unit.
We formed a study group.
The teacher had us play a character forming game.
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Ten people formed a sub-team.
They organized a volunteer team.
This event was organized spontaneously by students.
noun
group; team; unit
Refers to a small organized group of people for a specific purpose.
Our class is divided into five small groups.
The group leader is arranging today's tasks.
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This mutual aid group has helped many elderly people.
The human resources group is responsible for hiring new staff.
The newspaper reading group gathers to communicate every morning.
classifier
classifier for grouped items
Used to count sets or collections of matching items.
I bought two sets of batteries.
The teacher gave us three sets of practice questions.
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This experiment requires five sets of data.
There are four sets of matching tableware in the store.
He collected three different sets of specimens.
adjective
collected; grouped; in a set
formalDescribes creative works that are created or published as a unified set.
The poet published a new collection of poems.
This art exhibition features a set of landscape paintings.
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The composer created a set of classical music pieces.
This album includes a set of motivational songs.
The professor led students to conduct a set of comparative experiments.