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🔑orderor·der1 /ˈɔrdər / noun ➤arrangement安排- [uncountable] the way in which people or things are arranged in relation to each other顺序；次序◆a list of names in alphabetical order按字母顺序排列的名单◆Put these events into chronological order.按时间顺序排列这些事件。
➤organized state有序状态- [uncountable] an organized state, when everything is in its right place条理；井井有条◆Make sure your notes are in order before you start your speech.开始演讲之前务必先整理好笔记。
- [uncountable] the situation in which laws, rules, authority, etc. are obeyed治安；秩序◆Police have restored order on the streets following last week's violence.上个星期的暴力事件过后，警方已经恢复了街道治安。 ➡ look at disorder
➤instruction指示- [countable] an instruction or demand that someone must do something, given by someone who has power over that person命令；指示；指令◆In the army, you have to obey orders at all times.在军队里必须时刻服从命令。◆His ex-wife obtained a court order allowing her to keep their children.他的前妻收到法院判令，允许她继续抚养他们的孩子。
➤goods商品- [countable] (
business商业) a request asking for something to be made, supplied, or delivered订单；订货◆The company just received a major export order.公司刚刚接到一份大宗出口订单。
➤food / drinks食物；饮料- [countable] (
business商业) a request for food, drink, etc. in a hotel, restaurant, etc.点菜◆Can I take your order now, sir?先生，现在可以点菜了吗？
➤biology生物- [countable] (
biology生物) a group into which animals, plants, etc. that have similar characteristics are divided, smaller than a class and larger than a family（生物分类的）目（比纲小，比科大）◆the order of primates灵长目
 ●in order to do sthwith the purpose or intention of doing something; so that something can be done目的是；为了；以便◆In order to obtain a passport, you need a birth certificate and two photographs.要拿到护照，需要有出生证和两张照片。◆We left early in order to avoid the traffic.我们早早就出发，以便避开车流。●in working order(used about machines, etc.) working correctly, not broken（机器等）运转正常◆It's an old stove, but it's still in good working order.这是台旧炉灶，但仍然很好用。●law and ordera situation in which the law is obeyed法纪与秩序；治安；遵纪守法◆a breakdown of law and order治安陷入瘫痪●out of order(used about a machine, etc.) not working correctly or not working at all（机器等）出毛病，出故障
🔑orderor·der2 /ˈɔrdər / verb - [transitive] order sb (to do sth) to tell someone to do something in a strong way which does not permit him / her to refuse, and without saying “please”命令；指示◆I'm not asking you to do your homework – I'm ordering you!我不是请你做家庭作业，而是命令你做！◆The police ordered the demonstrators to stop.警方命令示威者停下来。
- [transitive] (
business商业) to ask for something to be made, supplied, or delivered订购；订（货）◆The store didn't have the book I wanted, so I ordered it.这家店没有我想要的那本书，所以我就订购了一本。◆We ordered some new chairs for the living room.我们订购了几把新椅子，打算放在起居室。
- [intransitive, transitive] (
business商业) to ask for food, drink, etc. in a restaurant, hotel, etc.叫，点（食品、饮料等）◆Are you ready to order yet, ma'am?夫人，您可以点菜了吗？
 ●order sb aroundto keep telling someone what to do and how to do it（不断地）支使，使唤，命令◆Quit ordering me around! You're not my boss.别对我指手画脚！你又不是我的老板。 |