ORDER


Meaning of ORDER in English

I.

noun

1 way in which people/things are arranged

ADJECTIVE

▪ correct , proper , right

▪ wrong

▪ logical

The paragraphs are not in a logical ~.

▪ ascending

arranged in ascending ~ of size

▪ descending

▪ alphabetical , chronological , numerical , random , reverse

▪ pecking

the pecking ~ among the hospital staff

▪ rank

the top ten groups, in rank ~

▪ word

▪ running

Where am I in the running ~?

▪ batting ( sports )

VERB + ORDER

▪ change

I think you should change the ~ of these paragraphs.

PREPOSITION

▪ in ~

The winners were announced in reverse ~.

▪ in ~ of

I've listed the tasks in ~ of priority.

▪ out of ~

The episodes were shown out of ~.

2 organized state

ADJECTIVE

▪ apple-pie (= perfect) ( old-fashioned , esp. AmE )

The accounts were in apple-pie ~.

VERB + ORDER

▪ bring , create , impose

to bring ~ out of chaos

She attempted to impose some ~ on the chaos of her files.

▪ put sth in , set sth in

PREPOSITION

▪ in ~

My notes are in ~.

PHRASES

▪ in good ~

The house is in good ~.

3 when laws, rules, authority, etc. are obeyed

ADJECTIVE

▪ civil , public

VERB + ORDER

▪ keep , maintain , preserve

▪ restore

▪ keep sb/sth in

Some teachers find it difficult to keep their classes in ~.

▪ call sth to

The argument continued until the chairman called the meeting to ~ ( = ordered them to obey the formal rules ).

PREPOSITION

▪ in ~ (= acceptable)

Would it be in ~ for us to examine the manuscript?

Is everything in ~, sir?

I think a drink would be in ~.

Is your work permit in ~?

▪ out of ~

The objection was ruled out of ~ ( = not allowed by the rules ).

He accepted that he'd been out of ~ ( = he had behaved unacceptably ). ( BrE , informal )

PHRASES

▪ law and ~

▪ a point of ~

One of the committee members raised a point of ~.

4 way a society is arranged

ADJECTIVE

▪ established , existing , old

He was seen as a threat to the established ~.

▪ new

▪ natural

the natural ~ of things

▪ economic , moral , political , social

▪ international , world

a new world ~

5 instruction/demand

ADJECTIVE

▪ direct , specific , strict

▪ executive

▪ sealed

He opened his sealed ~s.

▪ court

▪ gag , gagging ( BrE )

▪ exclusion ( BrE ), maintenance ( BrE ), preservation ( BrE ), restraining ( esp. AmE )

a wildlife preservation ~

The court issued a restraining ~ against Pearson.

VERB + ORDER

▪ give , issue , make ( law , esp. BrE )

The captain gave the ~ to fire.

The judge made an ~ for the costs to be paid.

▪ sign

▪ slap

The building has had a preservation ~ slapped on it. ( BrE )

▪ enforce

▪ await

▪ get , receive

▪ obtain

His lawyer had to obtain a court ~ to get access to her client.

▪ carry out , execute , follow , obey , take

The local civilians don't take ~s from the military.

▪ disobey , ignore , violate

▪ cancel

▪ countermand , rescind , revoke ( esp. BrE ) ( all formal )

▪ bark , bark out , shout , shout out

He barked out ~s as he left.

PREPOSITION

▪ by ~ of ( formal )

by ~ of the police

▪ on sb's ~s

The ship was to set sail at once, on the admiral's ~s.

▪ under ~s from

A group of soldiers, under ~s from the president, took control of the television station.

▪ ~s for

The colonel had given ~s for the spy's execution.

PHRASES

▪ doctor's ~s

I'm not to drink any alcohol—doctor's ~s!

▪ get your marching ~s (= be ordered to leave) , give sb their marching ~s

6 request for sth to be made/supplied/delivered

ADJECTIVE

▪ bulk , large , record ( esp. BrE )

▪ small

▪ firm

▪ advance

▪ back , outstanding ( esp. BrE )

▪ repeat

▪ tall (= difficult to fulfill; unreasonable)

That's a tall ~!

▪ mail , money , postal ( BrE ), standing

▪ purchase

▪ export

VERB + ORDER

▪ place , put in , send

I've placed an ~ for the CD.

▪ cancel

▪ get , receive , win

The company won a $10 million ~ for oil-drilling equipment.

▪ have

▪ complete , fill , fulfil/fulfill , meet

We're trying to fill all the back ~s.

▪ make sth to

kitchen cupboards made to ~

ORDER + NOUN

▪ form

▪ book ( usually figurative )

We have a full ~ book for the coming year.

PREPOSITION

▪ on ~

We have ten boxes on ~.

▪ to ~

The chairs can be made to ~ ( = when a customer orders one ).

▪ ~ for

We have a firm ~ for ten cases of wine.

7 request for food, etc. in a restaurant, etc.

ADJECTIVE

▪ side

a side ~ of mixed salad

▪ short (= that can be prepared quickly)

a short-order cook

▪ last ~s ( esp. BrE )

Last ~s at the bar now, please!

VERB + ORDER

▪ take

The waiter finally came to take their ~s.

▪ give sb

PREPOSITION

▪ ~ for

an ~ for steak and fries

8 group of people living in a religious community

ADJECTIVE

▪ monastic , religious

▪ contemplative

▪ closed (= with little or no contact with the outside world)

▪ Benedictine , Cistercian , etc.

II.

verb

1 tell sb to do sth

ADVERB

▪ specifically

▪ immediately

▪ personally

The general had personally ~ed the raid.

▪ formally

▪ about ( esp. BrE ), around

Stop ~ing me around!

▪ back , home , off , out

He was ~ed off for bringing down the striker. ( BrE , sports )

PREPOSITION

▪ off , out of

All foreign journalists have been ~ed out of the country.

2 ask for sth

ADVERB

▪ direct , directly

▪ online

All our products can be ~ed online.

PREPOSITION

▪ for

We can ~ the book for you, if you like.

▪ from

You can ~ the book direct from the publisher.

3 organize/arrange sth

ADVERB

▪ alphabetically , chronologically , hierarchically , logically

The entries are ~ed alphabetically.

PREPOSITION

▪ according to

Different senses of a word are ~ed according to frequency.

PHRASES

▪ highly ~ed , well ~ed

She led a highly ~ed existence, with everything having its own time and place.

Order is used with these nouns as the subject: ↑ coroner , ↑ court , ↑ injunction , ↑ judge , ↑ magistrate , ↑ tribunal

Order is used with these nouns as the object: ↑ acquittal , ↑ advance , ↑ appetizer , ↑ arrest , ↑ assassination , ↑ beer , ↑ cab , ↑ catalogue , ↑ ceasefire , ↑ copy , ↑ court martial , ↑ crackdown , ↑ cup , ↑ curfew , ↑ death , ↑ dessert , ↑ dish , ↑ drink , ↑ enquiry , ↑ execution , ↑ expulsion , ↑ extradition , ↑ food , ↑ halt , ↑ inquest , ↑ investigation , ↑ killing , ↑ lunch , ↑ murder , ↑ pint , ↑ removal , ↑ retreat , ↑ review , ↑ round , ↑ sandwich , ↑ scan , ↑ servant , ↑ slaughter , ↑ soda , ↑ starter , ↑ suspension , ↑ taxi , ↑ trial , ↑ troops , ↑ wine , ↑ withdrawal

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