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安排 (ān pái) is commonly used in contexts where someone is making plans or arrangements. For example, it can be used to refer to the planning of a meeting, event, or trip. It can also be used to refer to the arrangement of a schedule or timetable. In addition, it can be used to refer to the organization of resources, such as assigning tasks to people or allocating funds. It can also be used to refer to the arrangement of a living space, such as a room or house. Finally, it can be used to refer to the arrangement of a plan or strategy, such as a business plan or military strategy.
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1. 策划 (cè huà): plan, devise;
2. 调度 (diào dù): schedule, coordinate;
3. 布置 (bù zhì): arrange, set up;
4. 排列 (pái liè): arrange, line up;
5. 编排 (biān pái): arrange, compile.
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You can use 安排 (ān pái) in a sentence to refer to the act of planning or arranging something. For example, you can say: 我们需要安排一个会议 (Wǒmen xūyào ān pái yīgè huìyì). This translates to "We need to arrange a meeting".
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安排 is slightly different from 计划、打算：
安排：to deal with thing methodically following a certain order; to settle someone
计划：to plan; plan (used in spoken or written Chinese, more formal than 打算)
打算：to plan; plan (used in spoken Chinese, informal)
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