verb

disponer

make use · have at one's disposal · to have at one's disposal · have

Organizar o colocar cosas de cierta manera para un propósito específico.

To arrange or organize things: to place them in a particular order or prepare them for a purpose.
To have available, usually with de: disponer de tiempo means “to have time available.”
To decide or order something, especially in formal contexts.
To prepare or make someone ready, particularly in the reflexive form disponerse : disponerse a salir means “to get ready to leave.”

Disponer is an irregular verb related to poner . Its forms include dispongo, dispuso and dispuesto.

It comes from Latin disponere, meaning “to arrange” or “set in order.” Its parts are the prefix dis- and the verb poner (“to put”).

organizar — “to organize”; emphasizes creating an orderly structure.
ordenar — “to arrange” or “to order”; can also mean giving a command.
tener — “to have”; more general than disponer de, which emphasizes availability for use.
desordenar — “to disarrange”; an antonym when disponer means arranging things.