Definition of personal organizer in English:

personal organizer

(British personal organiser)

noun

1A loose-leaf notebook with sections including a diary and pages for recording addresses and telephone numbers.
Example sentencesExamples
- A handbag containing a personal organiser and cash, worth £80, was stolen during a matinee performance on Monday.
- Her briefcase contained personal possessions, including a personal organiser, and papers relating to her work as a councillor.
- No notes were taken of what the scientist said, the only record of the interview being jottings into a personal organiser made several hours later.
1. 1.1 A handheld computer having the function of a personal organizer.
  Example sentencesExamples
  The company also allowed him to keep his mobile phone, laptop computer, personal organiser and printer.
  The device is a telephone, answerphone, fax, personal organiser and monitor, with email facilities, all rolled into one.
  But the Wrist PDA was the first to cram a fully functioning Palm OS-based personal organiser into a case you can wear rather than carry.
  Teenagers can pick a record bag, alarm clock or electronic personal organiser.
  Still, the concept of the electronic book has been slow to catch on with consumers who have already embraced personal organizers, such as the ubiquitous Palm Pilot.
  Reading devices sometimes double as personal organizers and have multiple functions, such as sound and e-mail capability.
  The 9300 comes with advanced personal organiser features, as well as support for RIM's wireless email software.
  Forensic experts from the unit can carry out forensic examination of computers, mobile phones and other digital equipment, such as cameras and personal organisers.
  It plays MP3 music files, is a personal organiser and, oh yes, is a phone, too.
  I don't suppose you'd have anything such as a personal organiser would you - the electronic sort I mean.
  Pocketsize and weighing from 4 to 9 ounces, they are personal organizers with an address book, a date book, a to-do list, a memo pad, and a calculator.
  However, we don't regard personal organisers as a threat to laptops, but rather to mobile phones.
  We vote, don't mind paying school teachers what they are worth and often get along nicely without a personal organizer.
  Wireless devices have evolved from personal organizers and schedulers into powerful computing tools worthy of enterprise-class applications.
  It will also display the latest color screen smart phones that double as digital personal organizers.
  Even if we live long enough to get through the 1,500 tasks stored in our personal organizer, the likelihood is that 1,495 of these were not worth doing anyway.
  I'm sorting out the mess of information on my PC, my personal organiser, my two laptops and my mobile phone.
  The idea is that they're like some sort of next-generation supersize personal organiser, except they have the power and possibilities of a laptop, including the software.
  It allows things like laptops and personal organisers to connect to the internet at broadband speeds within a confined area such as a hotel, cafe or airport.

Definition of personal organizer in US English:

personal organizer

(British personal organiser)

nounˈpərs(ə)n(ə)l ˈôrɡəˌnīzərˈpərs(ə)n(ə)l ˈɔrɡəˌnaɪzər

1A loose-leaf notebook consisting of separate sections including a calendar and pages for recording addresses and telephone numbers.
Example sentencesExamples
- A handbag containing a personal organiser and cash, worth £80, was stolen during a matinee performance on Monday.
- No notes were taken of what the scientist said, the only record of the interview being jottings into a personal organiser made several hours later.
- Her briefcase contained personal possessions, including a personal organiser, and papers relating to her work as a councillor.
1. 1.1 A handheld computer having the function of a personal organizer.
  Example sentencesExamples
  However, we don't regard personal organisers as a threat to laptops, but rather to mobile phones.
  I'm sorting out the mess of information on my PC, my personal organiser, my two laptops and my mobile phone.
  Even if we live long enough to get through the 1,500 tasks stored in our personal organizer, the likelihood is that 1,495 of these were not worth doing anyway.
  The device is a telephone, answerphone, fax, personal organiser and monitor, with email facilities, all rolled into one.
  Teenagers can pick a record bag, alarm clock or electronic personal organiser.
  I don't suppose you'd have anything such as a personal organiser would you - the electronic sort I mean.
  The 9300 comes with advanced personal organiser features, as well as support for RIM's wireless email software.
  It allows things like laptops and personal organisers to connect to the internet at broadband speeds within a confined area such as a hotel, cafe or airport.
  Wireless devices have evolved from personal organizers and schedulers into powerful computing tools worthy of enterprise-class applications.
  We vote, don't mind paying school teachers what they are worth and often get along nicely without a personal organizer.
  It plays MP3 music files, is a personal organiser and, oh yes, is a phone, too.
  Pocketsize and weighing from 4 to 9 ounces, they are personal organizers with an address book, a date book, a to-do list, a memo pad, and a calculator.
  Reading devices sometimes double as personal organizers and have multiple functions, such as sound and e-mail capability.
  The idea is that they're like some sort of next-generation supersize personal organiser, except they have the power and possibilities of a laptop, including the software.
  It will also display the latest color screen smart phones that double as digital personal organizers.
  The company also allowed him to keep his mobile phone, laptop computer, personal organiser and printer.
  But the Wrist PDA was the first to cram a fully functioning Palm OS-based personal organiser into a case you can wear rather than carry.
  Forensic experts from the unit can carry out forensic examination of computers, mobile phones and other digital equipment, such as cameras and personal organisers.
  Still, the concept of the electronic book has been slow to catch on with consumers who have already embraced personal organizers, such as the ubiquitous Palm Pilot.

单词	personal organizer
释义	Definition of personal organizer in English: personal organizer (British personal organiser) noun 1A loose-leaf notebook with sections including a diary and pages for recording addresses and telephone numbers. Example sentencesExamples A handbag containing a personal organiser and cash, worth £80, was stolen during a matinee performance on Monday. Her briefcase contained personal possessions, including a personal organiser, and papers relating to her work as a councillor. No notes were taken of what the scientist said, the only record of the interview being jottings into a personal organiser made several hours later. 1.1 A handheld computer having the function of a personal organizer. Example sentencesExamples The company also allowed him to keep his mobile phone, laptop computer, personal organiser and printer. The device is a telephone, answerphone, fax, personal organiser and monitor, with email facilities, all rolled into one. But the Wrist PDA was the first to cram a fully functioning Palm OS-based personal organiser into a case you can wear rather than carry. Teenagers can pick a record bag, alarm clock or electronic personal organiser. Still, the concept of the electronic book has been slow to catch on with consumers who have already embraced personal organizers, such as the ubiquitous Palm Pilot. Reading devices sometimes double as personal organizers and have multiple functions, such as sound and e-mail capability. The 9300 comes with advanced personal organiser features, as well as support for RIM's wireless email software. Forensic experts from the unit can carry out forensic examination of computers, mobile phones and other digital equipment, such as cameras and personal organisers. It plays MP3 music files, is a personal organiser and, oh yes, is a phone, too. I don't suppose you'd have anything such as a personal organiser would you - the electronic sort I mean. Pocketsize and weighing from 4 to 9 ounces, they are personal organizers with an address book, a date book, a to-do list, a memo pad, and a calculator. However, we don't regard personal organisers as a threat to laptops, but rather to mobile phones. We vote, don't mind paying school teachers what they are worth and often get along nicely without a personal organizer. Wireless devices have evolved from personal organizers and schedulers into powerful computing tools worthy of enterprise-class applications. It will also display the latest color screen smart phones that double as digital personal organizers. Even if we live long enough to get through the 1,500 tasks stored in our personal organizer, the likelihood is that 1,495 of these were not worth doing anyway. I'm sorting out the mess of information on my PC, my personal organiser, my two laptops and my mobile phone. The idea is that they're like some sort of next-generation supersize personal organiser, except they have the power and possibilities of a laptop, including the software. It allows things like laptops and personal organisers to connect to the internet at broadband speeds within a confined area such as a hotel, cafe or airport. Definition of personal organizer in US English: personal organizer (British personal organiser) nounˈpərs(ə)n(ə)l ˈôrɡəˌnīzərˈpərs(ə)n(ə)l ˈɔrɡəˌnaɪzər 1A loose-leaf notebook consisting of separate sections including a calendar and pages for recording addresses and telephone numbers. Example sentencesExamples A handbag containing a personal organiser and cash, worth £80, was stolen during a matinee performance on Monday. No notes were taken of what the scientist said, the only record of the interview being jottings into a personal organiser made several hours later. Her briefcase contained personal possessions, including a personal organiser, and papers relating to her work as a councillor. 1.1 A handheld computer having the function of a personal organizer. Example sentencesExamples However, we don't regard personal organisers as a threat to laptops, but rather to mobile phones. I'm sorting out the mess of information on my PC, my personal organiser, my two laptops and my mobile phone. Even if we live long enough to get through the 1,500 tasks stored in our personal organizer, the likelihood is that 1,495 of these were not worth doing anyway. The device is a telephone, answerphone, fax, personal organiser and monitor, with email facilities, all rolled into one. Teenagers can pick a record bag, alarm clock or electronic personal organiser. I don't suppose you'd have anything such as a personal organiser would you - the electronic sort I mean. The 9300 comes with advanced personal organiser features, as well as support for RIM's wireless email software. It allows things like laptops and personal organisers to connect to the internet at broadband speeds within a confined area such as a hotel, cafe or airport. Wireless devices have evolved from personal organizers and schedulers into powerful computing tools worthy of enterprise-class applications. We vote, don't mind paying school teachers what they are worth and often get along nicely without a personal organizer. It plays MP3 music files, is a personal organiser and, oh yes, is a phone, too. Pocketsize and weighing from 4 to 9 ounces, they are personal organizers with an address book, a date book, a to-do list, a memo pad, and a calculator. Reading devices sometimes double as personal organizers and have multiple functions, such as sound and e-mail capability. The idea is that they're like some sort of next-generation supersize personal organiser, except they have the power and possibilities of a laptop, including the software. It will also display the latest color screen smart phones that double as digital personal organizers. The company also allowed him to keep his mobile phone, laptop computer, personal organiser and printer. But the Wrist PDA was the first to cram a fully functioning Palm OS-based personal organiser into a case you can wear rather than carry. Forensic experts from the unit can carry out forensic examination of computers, mobile phones and other digital equipment, such as cameras and personal organisers. Still, the concept of the electronic book has been slow to catch on with consumers who have already embraced personal organizers, such as the ubiquitous Palm Pilot.
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