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order /BrE ˈɔːdə(r); NAmE ˈɔːrd‑/ ► SEE ALLorder sb aroundorder inorder in sth order sb offorder sb off sthorder out (for sth) ●ˌorder sb aˈround (BrE also ˌorder sb aˈbout) to keep on telling sb to do things in an unpleasant way （不断地）命令，使唤◆Stop ordering me around!
别再对我呼来喝去了！◆Even as a child, he ordered his friends about.
他从小就爱支使朋友。[v + n/pron + adv]●ˌorder ˈin●ˌorder ˈin sth (NAmE) to telephone and buy a meal from a restaurant that cooks the food and brings it to you 打电话让餐馆送外卖食物；电话叫（…）外卖◆I’m too tired to cook—let’s order in.
我累得不想做饭了——我们叫外卖吧。◆Let’s order in Chinese tonight.
咱们今晚打电话要中餐外卖吧。[v + adv] [v + adv + n]●ˌorder sb ˈoff●ˌorder sb ˈoff sth1. to tell sb to leave sth such as a bus, a train, etc. 命令…离开（公共汽车、火车等）；叫…下车◆The driver ordered the boys off for messing around on the bus.
几个男孩在公共汽车上捣乱，被司机赶了下去。2. (for sth) (especially BrE) (in a sports game 体育比赛) to make sb leave the field because they have broken the rules of the game 罚…下场◆He was ordered off for arguing with the referee.
他和裁判发生口角，被罚下场。OBJ player
SYN send sb off (for sth) (BrE) NOTE Often used in the passive. 常用于被动语态。[v + n/pron + adv] [v + adv + n] [v + n/pron + prep]●ˌorder ˈout (for sth) (NAmE) to telephone and buy a meal from a restaurant that cooks the food and brings it to you 打电话让餐馆送外卖食物；电话叫（…）外卖◆We could order out for a Chinese.
我们可以打电话要份外卖中餐。[v + adv] |