order

Определения

• (used in the classification of plants and animals) a group of related plants or animals: — （用于动植物分类）一组相关的植物或动物：
• An order is also the thing that has been requested: — 订单也是被要求的东西：
• If something is on order, you have asked for it but have not yet received it: — 如果某物已订购，你已要求但尚未收到：
• If something is on order, you have asked for it to be obtained but have not yet received it: — 如果某物已订购，你已要求获取但尚未收到：
• a group of people who join together for religious or similar reasons and live according to particular rules: — 一群因宗教或类似原因聚集在一起并按照特定规则生活的人：
• a machine that is out of order is not working correctly: — 出故障的机器无法正常工作：
• a person or organization that is under orders to do something has been told officially to do something: — 被命令做某事的人或组织已被正式告知要做某事：
• a product or a meal that has been asked for by a customer: — 顾客要求的产品或餐食：
• a request from a customer for goods or services: — 顾客对商品或服务的请求：
• a request to make, supply, or deliver food or goods: — 制作、供应或交付食品或货物的请求：
• a situation in which laws or rules relating to a particular activity exist: — 存在与特定活动相关的法律或规则的情况：
• a situation in which rules are obeyed and people do what they are expected to do: — 规则被遵守且人们做他们应该做的事情的情况：
• a social or political system: — 社会或政治制度：
• according to the orders of a judge or someone in a position of authority: — 根据法官或权威人士的命令：
• an official instruction telling someone what they can or cannot do, or a written instruction to a bank to pay money to a particular person — 告诉某人能做什么或不能做什么的官方指示，或给银行的书面指示要求向特定人付款
• approximately: — 大约：
• documents, files, etc. that are out of order are not arranged in the correct way: — 顺序混乱的文件、档案等没有按正确方式排列：
• having the approximate value stated: — 具有所述近似值：
• in good condition, or in good enough condition to be used: — 状况良好，或状况足够好可以使用：
• not acceptable according to a law or rule, or according to what people think is correct or suitable: — 根据法律或规则，或根据人们认为正确或合适的标准，不可接受：
• something that is on order has been asked for by a customer but has not yet been received by them: — 已订购的东西已被顾客要求但尚未收到：
• something that someone tells you you must do: — 某人告诉你必须做的事情：
• something you are told to do by someone else and which you must do: — 别人告诉你做且你必须做的事情：
• the goods that a customer has ordered from a company, store, or manufacturer: — 顾客从公司、商店或制造商订购的商品：
• the order in which different subjects are discussed at a business meeting: — 商务会议上讨论不同议题的顺序：
• the state of working correctly or of being suitable for use: — 正常工作或适合使用的状态：
• the type or size of something: — 某物的类型或大小：
• the way in which data or information is arranged: — 数据或信息的排列方式：
• the way in which people or things are arranged, either in relation to one another or according to a particular characteristic: — 人或事物彼此相关或根据特定特征排列的方式：
• to be legally or officially acceptable: — 在法律上或官方上可接受：
• to be necessary : — 是必要的：
• to do or make something especially for a person who has asked for it: — 专门为要求的人做或制造某物：
• to have been told that you must do something by someone in authority: — 被权威人士告知必须做某事：
• to make sure that something is done in a controlled way, or to take action in order to control something : — 确保某事以可控方式完成，或采取行动控制某事：
• to organize something well: — 很好地组织某事：
• with the aim of achieving something: — 以达到某目的：
• (esp. of a person in authority) to tell someone to do something: — （尤指权威人士）告诉某人做某事：
• to arrange a group of people or things in a list from first to last: — 将一组人或事物按从第一个到最后一个的顺序排列：
• to ask a company, store, manufacturer, etc. to supply goods or services: — 要求公司、商店、制造商等提供商品或服务：
• to ask for something to be made, supplied, or delivered, especially in a restaurant or shop: — 要求制造、供应或交付某物，尤其是在餐厅或商店：
• to organize information or data using a particular method: — 使用特定方法组织信息或数据：
• to make something for a specific customer, rather than making something in large numbers: — 为特定客户制造某物，而不是大量制造：
• a request for something to be made, supplied, or served — запрос на изготовление, поставку или подачу чего-либо
• a command or instruction given by someone in authority — команда или указание, отданное лицом, обладающим властью
• the way in which something is arranged or organized — способ, которым что-то организовано или упорядочено
• If you leave/put things in order, you make them neat: — 如果你把东西整理好，你就让它们整洁：
• a group that people are made members of as a reward for services they have done for their country: — 作为对为国家所做服务的奖励而成为其成员的一个团体：
• a situation in which everything is arranged in its correct place: — 一切都被安排到正确位置的情况：
• a statement made by a court of law or an official authority saying that something must be done: — 法院或官方机构做出的必须做某事的声明：
• a style of ancient Greek or Roman architecture that uses a particular type of column: — 使用特定类型柱子的古希腊或古罗马建筑风格：
• an expression used in a parliament or a formal meeting to get people's attention and make them stop talking, so that the meeting or discussion can start or continue — 在议会或正式会议中用来引起注意并让人们停止讲话以便会议或讨论开始或继续的表达
• data or information that is arranged in ascending order is arranged so that the smallest or least important numbers, facts, etc. are shown first; data or information that is arranged in descending order is arranged so that the largest or most important numbers, facts, etc. are shown first: — 按升序排列的数据或信息使得最小或最不重要的数字、事实等首先显示；按降序排列的数据或信息使得最大或最重要的数字、事实等首先显示：
• the way in which people or things are arranged in relation to one another or according to a particular characteristic: — 人或事物彼此相关或根据特定特征排列的方式：
• If a person in authority orders someone to do something, or orders something to be done, they tell someone to do it: — 如果权威人士命令某人做某事，或命令某事被做，他们告诉某人去做：
• to ask for something to be made, supplied, or delivered: — 要求制造、供应或交付某物：
• to tell someone to do something, especially when you are in a position of legal or official authority: — 告诉某人做某事，尤其是当你处于法律或官方权威地位时：

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