Orders Meaning in English

word · lemma: order

US

/ˈɔɹdɝz/

OR-durz

UK

/ˈɔːdəz/

AW-duhz

释义

'Orders' can mean instructions given by someone in authority, or requests for products or services in business.

用法与细微差别

'Orders' is plural—use for more than one instruction or business request. Common phrases: 'take orders' (restaurant), 'follow orders' (military), 'place orders' (business). Distinguish from 'order' (singular) and 'instructions' (often less strict).

• Spanish: órdenes - pedidos
• Portuguese (BR): ordens - pedidos
• Portuguese (PT): ordens - encomendas
• Chinese (Simplified): 命令 - 订单
• Chinese (Traditional): 命令 - 訂單
• Hindi: आदेश - ऑर्डर
• Arabic: أوامر - طلبات
• Bengali: নির্দেশ - অর্ডার
• Russian: приказы - заказы
• Japanese: 命令 - 注文
• Vietnamese: mệnh lệnh - đơn hàng
• Korean: 지시 - 주문
• Turkish: emirler - siparişler
• Urdu: احکامات - آرڈرز
• Indonesian: perintah - pesanan

例句

The teacher gave clear orders to the students.

basic

My mom took our food orders at the table.

basic

The company received five new orders this morning.

basic

I’m just following the orders I was given.

natural

Are there any new orders for delivery today?

natural

The manager barked out orders all afternoon.

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