order
/ˈɔːdə(r)/
n. / v.
一句话记住
顺序;秩序;命令;订单;命令;订购;点(餐)
释义与例句
n.
顺序;秩序;命令;订单
the arrangement of things, a controlled situation, an instruction that must be obeyed, or a request for goods or services
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Arrange the names in alphabetical order.
按字母顺序排列这些名字。
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The officer gave an order to evacuate the building.
那名军官下令疏散大楼人员。
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Your order should arrive within three working days.
您的订单应在三个工作日内送达。
v.
命令;订购;点(餐)
to tell someone firmly to do something, or to ask for goods, services, or food to be supplied
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The judge ordered him to pay the costs.
法官命令他支付诉讼费用。
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We ordered some new chairs for the meeting room.
我们为会议室订购了一些新椅子。
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She ordered soup and a sandwich for lunch.
她午餐点了汤和三明治。
词源与构词
记忆钩子
“为了做某事”用 in order to do;否定形式用 in order not to do。
词族与关联词
词族(同一词根派生出的不同词性或形式)
反义词
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disorder 混乱;无序order 可指有条理的安排或良好秩序;disorder 指混乱、无序,也可指身体或精神疾病。The office was left in complete disorder after the move. 搬迁后,办公室里一片混乱。
易混词(形近或义近,注意区别)
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request 请求;要求order 作动词时指有权者发出必须服从的命令,或订购商品、点餐;request 指礼貌或正式地请求,不含强制服从的权力。They requested permission to extend the deadline. 他们请求批准延长期限。
常见搭配
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in order 按顺序;井然有序;妥当Check that all your documents are in order before travelling. 旅行前检查所有文件是否齐全妥当。
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place an order 下订单We placed an order for fifty copies of the textbook. 我们订购了五十本这本教材。
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order someone to do something 命令某人做某事The guards ordered everyone to leave the area. 警卫命令所有人离开该区域。