英语词组order是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

idiomorderbe in apple pie orderold-fashioned to be very tidy or perfectly arranged:Myrna's house is always in apple pie order - I don't know how she does it.sth is a tall orderused in order to say that something is very difficult to do:In order to make enough money, the airlines will have to fly more than three million people a year, which is a tall order.It's a tall order to find a standard label that suits all types of packaged food, but we're trying.be the order of the dayto be something that most people have or do on a particular occasion:On a warm Saturday afternoon in May, fishing, swimming, and shopping are the order of the day in this village.Practical jokes were the order of the day during the filming of The Joker.be out of order1 to not be working properly:The lift's out of order - we'll have to climb all those stairs!I tried to phone you yesterday, but your phone was out of order.2 BrE used in order to say that the way someone is behaving is not acceptable:You can't jump the queue - that's out of order!"I was angry, so I wrote to him asking about the money." "I think you're out of order."the pecking orderposition/rank the social system among a group of people or animals, in which each one knows who is more important and less important than themselves:Patients are at the bottom of the pecking order and have very little say in the running of services.Italian finance ministers are subordinate in the ministerial pecking order to Treasury ministers, and are mainly concerned with the collection of taxes.

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(Are you) ready to order?
(one's) marching orders
a tall order
a/the pecking order
apple pie order
apple-pie order
back order
back-order
be a tall order
be in apple-pie order
be in holy orders
be in/take orders
be just what the doctor ordered
be out of order
be under orders
build to order
built to order
call a meeting to order and call the meeting to order
call a/the meeting to order
call to order
Can I take your order?
Could I take your order?
doctor's orders
first magnitude/order/water, of the
follow orders
gag order
get (one's) (own) house in order
get (one's) marching orders
get (something) in apple-pie order
get your marching orders
give (one) (one's) marching orders
give somebody their marching orders
give someone their marching orders
in apple-pie order
in marching order
in order
in order that
in order to (do something)
in order to do
in order to do something
in short order
in the order of (some amount)
in working order
in/of the order of
just what the doctor ordered
keep in order
law and order
lawful orders
made to order
make (something) to order
make to order
marching orders
marching orders, get one's
of the first order
of the highest order
of the highest/first order
of the order of (some amount)
on order
on the order of
order (one) about
order (one) around
order (one) off
order (one) off the field
order (one) out (of some place)
order about
order around
order from
order from (someone or something)
order in
order of the day
order of the day, the
order off
order off the field
order out
order out of some place
order someone about
orders are orders
out of order
pecking order
place an order
place an/the/(one's) order
put (one's) (own) house in order
put (one's) affairs in order
put (something) in apple-pie order
put (something) in order
put (something) into order
put house in order
put in order
put into order
put one's house in order
put own house in order
put your house in order
put/set your house in order
ready to order?
set (one's) (own) house in order
set house in order
short order
standing order
superior orders
take holy orders
tall order
the order of the day
the pecking order
to go
under starters orders
under starter's orders

词组	order
释义	ORDER See ARRANGEMENT, ORGANIZATION. order ⇨ order; orderlyverb 1 to go, to leave UK, 1997. 2 to orgasm. From an earlier sense as 'leave', thus 'to come' (to orgasm) UK, 2002 idiomorderbe in apple pie orderold-fashioned to be very tidy or perfectly arranged:Myrna's house is always in apple pie order - I don't know how she does it.sth is a tall orderused in order to say that something is very difficult to do:In order to make enough money, the airlines will have to fly more than three million people a year, which is a tall order.It's a tall order to find a standard label that suits all types of packaged food, but we're trying.be the order of the dayto be something that most people have or do on a particular occasion:On a warm Saturday afternoon in May, fishing, swimming, and shopping are the order of the day in this village.Practical jokes were the order of the day during the filming of The Joker.be out of order1 to not be working properly:The lift's out of order - we'll have to climb all those stairs!I tried to phone you yesterday, but your phone was out of order.2 BrE used in order to say that the way someone is behaving is not acceptable:You can't jump the queue - that's out of order!"I was angry, so I wrote to him asking about the money." "I think you're out of order."the pecking orderposition/rank the social system among a group of people or animals, in which each one knows who is more important and less important than themselves:Patients are at the bottom of the pecking order and have very little say in the running of services.Italian finance ministers are subordinate in the ministerial pecking order to Treasury ministers, and are mainly concerned with the collection of taxes. phraseorder[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. See: (Are you) ready to order? (one's) marching orders a tall order a/the pecking order apple pie order apple-pie order back order back-order be a tall order be in apple-pie order be in holy orders be in/take orders be just what the doctor ordered be out of order be under orders build to order built to order call a meeting to order and call the meeting to order call a/the meeting to order call to order Can I take your order? Could I take your order? doctor's orders first magnitude/order/water, of the follow orders gag order get (one's) (own) house in order get (one's) marching orders get (something) in apple-pie order get your marching orders give (one) (one's) marching orders give somebody their marching orders give someone their marching orders in apple-pie order in marching order in order in order that in order to (do something) in order to do in order to do something in short order in the order of (some amount) in working order in/of the order of just what the doctor ordered keep in order law and order lawful orders made to order make (something) to order make to order marching orders marching orders, get one's of the first order of the highest order of the highest/first order of the order of (some amount) on order on the order of order (one) about order (one) around order (one) off order (one) off the field order (one) out (of some place) order about order around order from order from (someone or something) order in order of the day order of the day, the order off order off the field order out order out of some place order someone about orders are orders out of order pecking order place an order place an/the/(one's) order put (one's) (own) house in order put (one's) affairs in order put (something) in apple-pie order put (something) in order put (something) into order put house in order put in order put into order put one's house in order put own house in order put your house in order put/set your house in order ready to order? set (one's) (own) house in order set house in order short order standing order superior orders take holy orders tall order the order of the day the pecking order to go under starters orders under starter's orders
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