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Définition et signification de « order » en anglais

to order

VERBE

commander, passer une commande

to ask for something, especially food, drinks, services, etc. in a restaurant, bar, or shop

Transitive: to order food or drinks

informations grammaticales

composition morphologique

simple

verbe d’action

régulier

présent

order

3e personne du singulier

orders

participe présent

ordering

passé simple

ordered

participe passé

ordered

Exemples

He ordered a round of drinks for everyone at the table.

Il a commandé une tournée de boissons pour tout le monde à table.

ordonner

to give an instruction to someone to do something through one's authority

command

direct

instruct

Ditransitive: to order sb to do sth

Exemples

The general ordered the troops to advance to the front lines.

Le général a ordonné aux troupes d'avancer vers les lignes de front.

ordonner, organiser

to arrange or organize something in a structured or systematic manner

Transitive: to order items

Exemples

She ordered her desk by sorting papers into different folders to make it more organized.

Elle a ordonné son bureau en triant les papiers dans différents dossiers pour le rendre plus organisé.

commander, ordonner

to give a command or instruction for someone to go or come to a specific place

Transitive: to order sb somewhere

Exemples

The coach ordered the team to the locker room to discuss strategy before the big game.

L'entraîneur a ordonné à l'équipe d'aller au vestiaire pour discuter de la stratégie avant le grand match.

ordonner, réguler

to regulate someone or something and bring it to act according to rules and regulations

Transitive: to order a place or process

Exemples

The government implemented new policies to order the financial markets and maintain stability.

Le gouvernement a mis en œuvre de nouvelles politiques pour ordonner les marchés financiers et maintenir la stabilité.

ordonner, conférer l'ordre

to confer or invest clerical rank or authority in someone within a religious organization or institution

Transitive: to order sb

Exemples

The bishop ordered the young deacon, officially bestowing upon him the authority to perform religious ceremonies.

L'évêque a ordonné le jeune diacre, lui conférant officiellement l'autorité de célébrer des cérémonies religieuses.

Order

NOM

ordre, commandement

a command or instruction given by someone in a position of authority

informations grammaticales

statut d’animéité

abstrait

composition morphologique

simple

dénombrable

forme plurielle

orders

Exemples

The general issued a strict order to advance the troops.

Le général a émis un ordre strict d'avancer les troupes.

commande

a request or instruction made for goods or services, often specifying the quantity, quality, and delivery of the requested items

Exemples

She placed an order for new furniture to be delivered next week.

Elle a passé une commande pour de nouveaux meubles à livrer la semaine prochaine.

commande

a request for a specific item or service to be provided

Exemples

He made a mistake on his order and had to correct it.

Il a fait une erreur sur sa commande et a dû la corriger.

ordre, arrangement

a condition of regular or proper arrangement

ordre, catégorie taxonomique entre une classe et une famille

(biology) a taxonomic category between a class and a family

ordre, organisation

established customary state (especially of society)

ordonnance, décision judiciaire

a legally binding command or decision entered on the court record (as if issued by a court or judge)

règlement, ordonnance

a set of rules that a group or organization follows

Exemples

The council established a new order for meetings.

Le conseil a établi un nouvel ordre pour les réunions.

ordre, confrérie

a group of people organized together because they share similar interests or goals

Exemples

The ancient order of knights protected the kingdom from external threats.

L'ordre ancien des chevaliers protégeait le royaume des menaces extérieures.

ordre, classement

the act of putting things in a sequential arrangement

ordre, style architectural

(architecture) one of original three styles of Greek architecture distinguished by the type of column and entablature used or a style developed from the original three by the Romans

ordre, congrégation

a group of person living under a religious rule

ordre, dignité

(usually plural) the status or rank or office of a Christian clergyman in an ecclesiastical hierarchy

order

INTERJECTION

Silence !, Ordre !

used to tell people to pay attention and be quiet in a strong and serious way, especially in formal situations or important events

Arbre Lexical

disorder

ordered

reorder

order

Mots Proches

Définition et signification de « order » en anglais

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