英语词组be under orders (to do sth)是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

词组	be under orders (to do sth)
释义	●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。
随便看	a big fish in a small pond a big girl’s blouse a big name a big name/noise a big noise a big shot a big wheel a bird in the hand is worth two in the bush a bird of passage a bird’s-eye view a bird’s-eye view (of sth) a bird’s-eye view of sth a bite at/of the cherry a bite at the cherry a bite of the cherry a bit much a bit of all right a bit of a… a bit of rough (a bit of) slap and tickle a bit of slap and tickle a bit on the side a bit strong a bitter pill a bitter pill (for sb) (to swallow)

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