to form; to organize; group; team; classifier for sets, series, groups of people, batteries

group

to form; to make up; to constitute

to assemble; to combine; to compose; combination; association; set; compilation; (math.) combinatorial

group leader

to organize; to set up; to establish

to reorganize; to recombine; to restructure

to assemble; to put together

group member

terrorist organization

cast and crew; performers and production team

to team up (with); to put a team together

flight crew (on a plane); unit (apparatus)

part; component; ingredient; constituent

module; unit; component; assembly

Interpol (International Criminal Police Organization)

to divide into groups; group (formed from a larger group); subgroup; (computer networking) packet

organizer

genome

crew (on board a spacecraft)

tuple

party leadership group

block (of data); code word

to make up (out of components)

to reorganize; to reshuffle (posts etc)

(computing) array

(hardware or software) module (computing)

set of cards (e.g. hand, suit, deck or meld etc)

group or team (in factories etc)

group meeting

components; individual parts making up a compound

to form a group or delegation

picture; image; diagram; map

chunk

tissue culture, esp. plant tissue culture (abbr. for 組織培養|组织培养[zu3 zhi1 pei2 yang3])

organizational committee; abbr. for 組織委員會|组织委员会

word formation

HDB flats; public apartment flats (in Singapore and Malaysia)

suite (music)

histamine (a biogenic amine involved in local immune responses)

to combine words; word formation

class interval (statistics)

to form a cabinet

coil (in electric motor or transformer)

to organize into groups; marshalling

group; cohort; cluster

phrase (grammar)

special investigation team (legal or judicial)

(CCP) Organization Department (abbr. for 中共中央組織部|中共中央组织部[Zhong1 gong4 Zhong1 yang1 Zu3 zhi1 bu4])