| 单词 | order |
| 例句 | order noun 1.•alphabetical order:sequence, arrangement, organization, disposition, system, series, succession | grouping, classification, categorization, codification, systematization. 2.•his tidy desk demonstrates his sense of order:tidiness, neatness, orderliness, organization, method, system | symmetry, uniformity, regularity | routine. ANT chaos, disarray. 3.•the police were needed to keep order:peace, control, law (and order), lawfulness, discipline, calm, (peace and) quiet, peacefulness, peaceableness. 4.•the equipment was in good order:condition, state, repair, shape. 5.•I had to obey her orders:command, instruction, directive, direction, decree, edict, injunction, mandate, dictate, commandment, rescript | law, rule, regulation, diktat | demand, bidding, requirement, stipulation | informal say-so | formal ordinance | literary behest. ANT suggestion. 6.•the company has won the order:commission, contract, purchase order, request, requisition | booking, reservation. ANT chaos. 7.•the lower orders of society:class, level, rank, grade, degree, position, category | dated station. 8.•the established social order:(class) system, hierarchy, pecking order, grading, ranking, scale. 9.•the higher orders of insects:taxonomic group, class, family, species, breed | taxon. 10.•a religious order:community, brotherhood, sisterhood, organization, association, society, fellowship, fraternity, confraternity, congregation, sodality, lodge, guild, league, union, club | sect. 11.•skills of a very high order:type, kind, sort, nature, variety | quality, caliber, standard.▶verb 1.•he ordered me to return:instruct, command, direct, enjoin, tell, require, charge | formal adjure | literary bid. 2.•the judge ordered that their assets be confiscated:decree, ordain, rule, legislate, dictate, prescribe. 3.•you can order your tickets by phone:request, apply for, place an order for | book, reserve | formal bespeak. 4.•the messages are ordered chronologically:organize, put in order, arrange, sort out, marshal, dispose, lay out | group, classify, categorize, catalog, codify, systematize, systemize. PHRASES in order 1.•list the dates in order:in sequence, in series. 2.•he found everything in order:tidy, neat, orderly, straight, trim, shipshape, in apple-pie order | in position, in place. 3.•I think it's in order for me to take the credit:appropriate, fitting, suitable, acceptable, (all) right, permissible, permitted, allowable | informal okay. order about/around •what makes him think he can just waltz in and start ordering us about? tell what to do, give orders to, dictate to | lay down the law to | informal boss around, push around. out of order •the elevator's out of order:not working, not in working order, not functioning, broken, broken-down, out of service, out of commission, faulty, defective, inoperative | down | informal conked out, bust, busted, (gone) kaput, on the fritz, on the blink, out of whack. |
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