| 释义 |
orders BrE /ˈɔːdəz/
NAmE /ˈɔːdərz/► SEE ALLbe in/take (holy) ordersbe under orders (to do sth)get your marching ordersgive sb their marching ordersunder starters orders
●be in/take (holy) ˈordersbe/become a priest 担任圣职；（成）为神职人员◆He wanted to take holy orders, but his father had other plans for him.
他想成为神职人员，可是他父亲已为他订了其他计划。●be under ˈorders (to do sth)have been ordered or commanded (to do sth) 奉命（做某事）◆Prisoners of war were under orders to reveal only their name, rank and number.
战犯被命令只提供他们的姓名、军衔和编号。●get your ˈmarching orders (BrE, informal) be ordered to leave a place, a job, etc. 奉命离开；被解职；被辞退◆When he kept arriving late he got his marching orders.他由于老迟到，被开除了。 ORIGIN These were originally the orders given for soldiers to depart. 原意指叫士兵出发的命令。●give sb their ˈmarching orders (BrE, informal) tell sb to leave a job, a relationship, etc. 命令某人离开；免职；解除关系◆When she found out he was seeing another woman, she gave him his marching orders.她发现他在和其他女人约会，便提出分手。●under ˌstarters ˈorders (of a runner, rider, etc. 赛跑运动员、骑手等) waiting for a signal to start the race 等待开始比赛的号令 |