“Putting in order” in Japanese
Short answer
Putting in order in Japanese is “系列化” (keiretsuka). Full meaning: putting in order, systemize, systemise.
Other ways to say “Putting in order” in Japanese
整理
seiri sorting, arrangement, organization, putting in order, adjustment, regulation; liquidation, settlement, consolidation, clearance (e.g. debt), paying off; retrenchment, curtailment, cutting down, disposal
収拾
shuushuu control, bringing under control, settling (a matter), putting in order
腑分け
fuwake dissection, autopsy, postmortem examination; analysis, dissection (e.g. of a problem), putting in order
せいり
seiri sorting, arrangement, organization, putting in order, adjustment, regulation; liquidation, settlement, consolidation, clearance (e.g. debt), paying off; retrenchment, curtailment, cutting down, disposal
後片付け
atokatazuke tidying up, clearing up, cleaning up, clearing away, putting in order
整り
seiri sorting, arrangement, organization, putting in order, adjustment, regulation; liquidation, settlement, consolidation, clearance (e.g. debt), paying off; retrenchment, curtailment, cutting down, disposal
腑分
fuwake dissection, autopsy, postmortem examination; analysis, dissection (e.g. of a problem), putting in order
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