réorganisés

Réorganisés is the plural masculine form of the past participle of the French verb réorganiser. In usage, it functions as an adjective meaning “reorganized” and agrees with the noun it modifies in gender and number (réorganisé, réorganisée, réorganisés, réorganisées). It can also appear in passive constructions with the auxiliary être in compound tenses, as in l’organisation a été réorganisée.

In typical grammar, réorganisés describes entities such as structures, systems, teams or groups that have undergone a process of reorganization. Examples include phrases like les services réorganisés or une équipe réorganisée. Although it can occasionally be used as a shorthand noun phrase in informal contexts to refer to a group that has been reorganized, the more precise form in standard French is the adjective phrase les personnes réorganisées or simply les réorganisés when the meaning is clear from context.

Etymology and formation: réorganisés is derived from réorganiser, a compound of the prefix ré- (indicating repetition or reversal) and organier/organiser, itself linked to the notion of organization. The term is part of a broader family including réorganisation (the noun) and réorganiser (the verb).

See also: réorganisation, the corresponding noun for the process; réorganiser, the verb; and the related forms réorganisé, réorganisée, réorganisés, réorganisées.

Translation: in English, réorganisés translates to “reorganized” (British English: “reorganised”). It is used in a wide range of formal and neutral contexts to describe changes that have implemented a new structure or arrangement.