put one's affairs in order|put one's affair in order in English

organize important things in one's life

Use "put ones affairs in order|put ones affair in order" in a sentence

1. Be prepared to put one's hand in one's pocket. 

2. 1 Be prepared to put one's hand in one's pocket. 

3. Put one's head in a noose.

4. Put your things in order.

5. We had three weeks to put our affairs in order and to pack our belongings.

6. Put the words in alphabetical order.

7. Put a machine in working order.

8. Put these words in alphabetical order.

9. Clasping: to put one's arms around and press tightly.

10. Put the files in alphabetical/chronological order.

11. Economize in order to make one's money spin out until next payday.

12. Janusz put his affairs in order and now serves as a regular pioneer and a congregation elder.

13. Out of one's thoughts or mind: put my doubts Aside

14. Alphabetised – having been put in alphabetical order 1

15. Out of one's thoughts or mind: put my doubts Aside

16. Proper assessment of one's own level of coordination and ability, even when tired, in order to adjust one's rate of progress accordingly.

17. Put (or Lay or Set) one's shoulder to the wheel. 

18. You'd better first put your disheveled hair in order.

19. Put the events in her life into chronological order.

20. Alphabetised; alphabetized – having been put in alphabetical order 1

21. Budge up To shift one's position in order to make room for someone else

22. The files had been put back in the wrong order.

23. One was satisfied with one's situation, glad to be in one's given place and time by virtue of how one's life has gone. The emphasis is, put differently, upon fate - an almost external force.

24. Put (one's) Backbone into (something) To exert a strong effort toward (doing) something

25. The definition of Codify means to arrange or put in order