order
/ˈɔːdə(r)/
/ˈɔːrdər/
释义
noun顺序，次序；条理，秩序；点菜；订单，订货；订购；命令，指令；以便，为了；（机器等）出问题，出故障
verb叫，点（食品或饮料）；订购，订货；命令，指示
英英释义
nounthe way that you place people or things together
nounwhen everything is in the right place or everybody is doing the right thing
nounwhen you ask for food or drink in a restaurant, bar, etc.
nounwhen you ask a company to send or supply goods to you
nounwords that tell somebody to do something
nounso that you can do something
noun(used about a machine, etc.) not working
verbto ask for food or drink in a restaurant, bar, etc.
verbto ask a company to send or supply goods to you
verbto tell somebody that they must do something
场景例句
- The names are in alphabetical order.
- List the jobs in order of importance.
- Our teacher likes order in the classroom.
- Are these papers in order (= correct and tidy)?
- The waiter took our order.
- I’d like to place an order for some books.
- He gave the order for work to begin.
- Soldiers have to obey orders.
- We arrived early in order to buy our tickets.
- I couldn’t ring you – the phone was out of order.
- I ordered some coffee.
- The shop didn’t have your book – I ordered it.
- The student was ordered to leave the classroom.
词态变化
order, orders, ordered, ordering
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