| 词组 | order |
| 释义 | order [ordered, ordered, ordering] order around order sb around/about if someone orders you around, they keep telling you what to do in an annoying or threatening way, especially when they do not have the right to do this: ▪ She's left her husband - she couldn't stand the way he kept ordering her about. ▪ You've no right to order the children around like that. ■ SIMILAR TO: ↑boss around/about, ↑push around/about order in 1. order in sth • order sth in especially AmE to order food that is ready to eat to be delivered to your home or office: ▪ Gloria ordered in sandwiches from the deli. 2. order sb in • order in sb to order soldiers or police to go into a place to deal with trouble: ▪ When rioting broke out, Governor Wallace ordered the troops in. ▪ Special police units were ordered in from outside the city to deal with the gangs. order off order sb off if a player is ordered off in a game of soccer, he is told to leave the field because of bad behaviour: ▪ Four minutes from half-time Morgan was ordered off for punching another player. ■ SIMILAR TO: ↑send off order out order out AmE to order food that is ready to eat to be delivered to your home or office: ▪ Let's order out tonight. + for ▪ We ordered out for pizza and bought a bottle of Chianti. ■ SIMILAR TO: ↑send out for order up 1. order up sth • order sth up to ask for food or drinks to be brought to your hotel room: ▪ I went back to my room and ordered up a light supper. 2. order up sth • order sth up to order someone to send soldiers or weapons to the place where there is fighting: ▪ Colonel Warner had already ordered up twelve rocket launchers. |
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