Put in order Meaning in English
expression
ˈpʊt/ /ˈɪn/, /ɪn/ /ˈɔɹdɝ
PUT in OR-der
pʊt/ /ˈɪn/ /ˈɔːdɐ
put in AW-duh
Definition
To arrange things so that they are neat, organized, or in the correct sequence.
Usage & Nuances
Usually informal and practical. Common with objects, documents, tasks, or lists. Used for both physically arranging and sequencing items logically. Similar to 'organize' or 'sort', but often more about tidiness or correctness of order.
Spanish: poner en orden - ordenarPortuguese (BR): colocar em ordem - organizarPortuguese (PT): pôr em ordem - organizarChinese (Simplified): 整理 - 按顺序排列Chinese (Traditional): 整理 - 按順序排列Hindi: सही क्रम में रखना - व्यवस्थित करनाArabic: ترتيب - وضع بالترتيبBengali: গোছানো - সঠিক ক্রমে রাখাRussian: привести в порядок - упорядочитьJapanese: 順番に並べる - 整理するVietnamese: sắp xếp - chỉnh sửa theo thứ tựKorean: 정리하다 - 순서대로 놓다Turkish: düzene koymak - sıraya koymakUrdu: ترتیب میں رکھنا - منظم کرناIndonesian: menata - mengurutkan
Example Sentences
Please put in order these books on the shelf.
basic
Can you put in order the numbers from smallest to largest?
basic
She likes to put in order her desk every morning.
basic
The teacher asked us to put in order the events from the story.
natural
I need a moment to put in order my thoughts before answering.
natural
Could you help me put in order these files? They're everywhere.
natural