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orders是order的复数 order美 ['ɔrdər] 英 ['ɔː(r)də(r)] - n.命令；顺序；指挥；汇票
- v.命令；吩咐；定货；安排
- 网络订单；订单表；在线订单
复数：orders 过去分词：ordered 现在分词：ordering v.+n. place order,take order,change order,cancel order,give order adj.+n. good order,alphabetical order,same order,chronological order,proper order n. suggestion,upheaval,disorder,chaos v. command,direct,requisition,request,arrange n. | 1. 次序,顺序;整齐;(社会)秩序,治安;状况,常态;健康状态;条理;会场秩序;议事程序,日程;组织,体系 6. 【建筑】柱式,式样;【军事】整队,排队;序列,队形;【数学】队,级,次,度;序模;【修辞学】布置;调配,处理 1. 次序,顺序;整齐;(社会)秩序,治安;状况,常态;健康状态;条理;会场秩序;议事程序,日程;组织,体系 6. 【建筑】柱式,式样;【军事】整队,排队;序列,队形;【数学】队,级,次,度;序模;【修辞学】布置;调配,处理 | v. | |
n. | 1. the way in which several items are arranged, as an indication of their relative importance or size or when each will be dealt with 2. an organized condition, with items arranged properly, neatly, or harmoniously 3. a peaceful condition in which laws are obeyed and misbehavior or crime is not present or is prevented 4. the condition something is in when it is functioning properly 5. an instruction to bring or supply something, e.g. a spoken instruction to a waiter or waitress, or a written instruction to a manufacturer or supplier of goods 6. the arrangement of society into groups or classes and the relationships between them 7. a group or class that is a division of society 8. a taxonomic classification made up of related families of organisms 9. a kind or type of something, often one judged on importance or worth 10. a religious community in which members live according to principles that are often based on the writings of a particular saint 1. the way in which several items are arranged, as an indication of their relative importance or size or when each will be dealt with 2. an organized condition, with items arranged properly, neatly, or harmoniously 3. a peaceful condition in which laws are obeyed and misbehavior or crime is not present or is prevented 4. the condition something is in when it is functioning properly 5. an instruction to bring or supply something, e.g. a spoken instruction to a waiter or waitress, or a written instruction to a manufacturer or supplier of goods 6. the arrangement of society into groups or classes and the relationships between them 7. a group or class that is a division of society 8. a taxonomic classification made up of related families of organisms 9. a kind or type of something, often one judged on importance or worth 10. a religious community in which members live according to principles that are often based on the writings of a particular saint | v. | 1. to command somebody to do something 2. to give an instruction for something to be provided such as food in a restaurant or merchandise from a manufacturer or supplier 3. to arrange items in a particular way, especially in the sequence in which they are to be dealt with 4. to give an instruction for something to be done, e.g. for some type of medical test or treatment to be done 5. to put things into a neat, well organized state or into the required state 6. to tell someone to do something, or to say that something should be done, in a way that shows you have authority 7. to ask for food or drink in a restaurant or hotel 8. to put things in a particular order 9. give an order;advise(something)as necessary 10. ask for(something)to be brought,made etc.in return for payment 1. to command somebody to do something 2. to give an instruction for something to be provided such as food in a restaurant or merchandise from a manufacturer or supplier 3. to arrange items in a particular way, especially in the sequence in which they are to be dealt with 4. to give an instruction for something to be done, e.g. for some type of medical test or treatment to be done 5. to put things into a neat, well organized state or into the required state 6. to tell someone to do something, or to say that something should be done, in a way that shows you have authority 7. to ask for food or drink in a restaurant or hotel 8. to put things in a particular order 9. give an order;advise(something)as necessary 10. ask for(something)to be brought,made etc.in return for payment | int. | 1. used to request calm or observance of correct procedure, e.g. by somebody chairing a debate |
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