order 音标拼音: ['ɔrdɚ]
n . 顺序,阶数
n . 次序,规则,命令
vi . 命令,定货
vt . 整理,命令,定购
顺序,阶数次序,规则,命令命令,定货整理,命令,定购
order 高次数位
order 低次数位
order 多重订单
order 次序; 排序; 次; 序; 级; 令; 命令; 订单; 订购; 指令; 阶
ORD
order 第一级次常式
order 第二级次常式
order 次 级 次序 订单 命令
order n 1 : (
often plural )
a command given by a superior (
e .
g .,
a military or law enforcement officer )
that must be obeyed ;
"
the British ships dropped anchor and waited for orders from London "
2 :
a degree in a continuum of size or quantity ; "
it was on the order of a mile "; "
an explosion of a low order of magnitude "
[
synonym : {
order }, {
order of magnitude }]
3 :
established customary state (
especially of society ); "
order ruled in the streets "; "
law and order " [
ant : {
disorder }]
4 :
logical or comprehensible arrangement of separate elements ;
"
we shall consider these questions in the inverse order of their presentation " [
synonym : {
ordering }, {
order }, {
ordination }]
5 :
a condition of regular or proper arrangement ; "
he put his desk in order "; "
the machine is now in working order " [
synonym :
{
orderliness }, {
order }] [
ant : {
disorder }, {
disorderliness }]
6 :
a legally binding command or decision entered on the court record (
as if issued by a court or judge ); "
a friend in New Mexico said that the order caused no trouble out there " [
synonym :
{
decree }, {
edict }, {
fiat }, {
order }, {
rescript }]
7 :
a commercial document used to request someone to supply something in return for payment and providing specifications and quantities ; "
IBM received an order for a hundred computers " [
synonym : {
order }, {
purchase order }]
8 :
a formal association of people with similar interests ; "
he joined a golf club "; "
they formed a small lunch society ";
"
men from the fraternal order will staff the soup kitchen today " [
synonym : {
club }, {
social club }, {
society }, {
guild },
{
gild }, {
lodge }, {
order }]
9 :
a body of rules followed by an assembly [
synonym : {
order }, {
rules of order }, {
parliamentary law }, {
parliamentary procedure }]
10 : (
usually plural )
the status or rank or office of a Christian clergyman in an ecclesiastical hierarchy ; "
theologians still disagree over whether `
bishop '
should or should not be a separate Order " [
synonym : {
Holy Order }, {
Order }]
11 :
a group of person living under a religious rule ; "
the order of Saint Benedict " [
synonym : {
order }, {
monastic order }]
12 : (
biology )
taxonomic group containing one or more families 13 :
a request for something to be made ,
supplied ,
or served ; "
I gave the waiter my order "; "
the company '
s products were in such demand that they got more orders than their call center could handle "
14 : (
architecture )
one of original three styles of Greek architecture distinguished by the type of column and entablature used or a style developed from the original three by the Romans 15 :
the act of putting things in a sequential arrangement ;
"
there were mistakes in the ordering of items on the list "
[
synonym : {
order }, {
ordering }]
v 1 :
give instructions to or direct somebody to do something with authority ; "
I said to him to go home "; "
She ordered him to do the shopping "; "
The mother told the child to get dressed " [
synonym : {
order }, {
tell }, {
enjoin }, {
say }]
2 :
make a request for something ; "
Order me some flowers "; "
order a work stoppage "
3 :
issue commands or orders for [
synonym : {
order }, {
prescribe },
{
dictate }]
4 :
bring into conformity with rules or principles or usage ;
impose regulations ; "
We cannot regulate the way people dress "; "
This town likes to regulate " [
synonym : {
regulate },
{
regularize }, {
regularise }, {
order }, {
govern }] [
ant :
{
deregulate }]
5 :
bring order to or into ; "
Order these files " [
ant : {
disarray },
{
disorder }]
6 :
place in a certain order ; "
order the photos chronologically "
7 :
appoint to a clerical posts ; "
he was ordained in the Church "
[
synonym : {
ordain }, {
consecrate }, {
ordinate }, {
order }]
8 :
arrange thoughts ,
ideas ,
temporal events ; "
arrange my schedule "; "
set up one '
s life "; "
I put these memories with those of bygone times " [
synonym : {
arrange }, {
set up }, {
put },
{
order }]
9 :
assign a rank or rating to ; "
how would you rank these students ?"; "
The restaurant is rated highly in the food guide " [
synonym : {
rate }, {
rank }, {
range }, {
order }, {
grade },
{
place }]
Series \
Se "
ries \,
n . [
L .
series ,
fr .
serere ,
sertum ,
to join or bind together ;
cf .
Gr . ???
to fasten ,
Skr .
sarit thread .
Cf .
{
Assert }, {
Desert }
a solitude , {
Exert }, {
Insert },
{
Seraglio }.]
1 .
A number of things or events standing or succeeding in order ,
and connected by a like relation ;
sequence ;
order ;
course ;
a succession of things ;
as ,
a continuous series of calamitous events .
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During some years his life a series of triumphs .
--
Macaulay .
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2 . (
Biol .)
Any comprehensive group of animals or plants including several subordinate related groups .
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Note :
Sometimes a series includes several classes ;
sometimes only orders or families ;
in other cases only species .
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3 . (
Bot .)
In Engler '
s system of plant classification ,
a group of families showing certain structural or morphological relationships .
It corresponds to the {
cohort }
of some writers ,
and to the {
order }
of many modern systematists .
[
Webster 1913 Suppl .]
4 . (
Math .)
An indefinite number of terms succeeding one another ,
each of which is derived from one or more of the preceding by a fixed law ,
called the law of the series ;
as ,
an arithmetical series ;
a geometrical series .
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5 . (
Elec .)
A mode of arranging the separate parts of a circuit by connecting them successively end to end to form a single path for the current ; --
opposed to {
parallel }.
The parts so arranged are said to be {
in series }.
[
Webster 1913 Suppl .]
6 . (
Com .)
A parcel of rough diamonds of assorted qualities .
[
Webster 1913 Suppl .]
Order \
Or "
der \,
n . [
OE .
ordre ,
F .
ordre ,
fr .
L .
ordo ,
ordinis .
Cf . {
Ordain }, {
Ordinal }.]
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1 .
Regular arrangement ;
any methodical or established succession or harmonious relation ;
method ;
system ;
as :
(
a )
Of material things ,
like the books in a library .
(
b )
Of intellectual notions or ideas ,
like the topics of a discource .
(
c )
Of periods of time or occurrences ,
and the like .
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The side chambers were . . .
thirty in order .
--
Ezek .
xli .
6 .
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Bright -
harnessed angels sit in order serviceable . --
Milton .
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Good order is the foundation of all good things .
--
Burke .
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2 .
Right arrangement ;
a normal ,
correct ,
or fit condition ;
as ,
the house is in order ;
the machinery is out of order .
--
Locke .
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3 .
The customary mode of procedure ;
established system ,
as in the conduct of debates or the transaction of business ;
usage ;
custom ;
fashion . --
Dantiel .
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And ,
pregnant with his grander thought ,
Brought the old order into doubt . --
Emerson .
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4 .
Conformity with law or decorum ;
freedom from disturbance ;
general tranquillity ;
public quiet ;
as ,
to preserve order in a community or an assembly .
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5 .
That which prescribes a method of procedure ;
a rule or regulation made by competent authority ;
as ,
the rules and orders of the senate .
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The church hath authority to establish that for an order at one time which at another time it may abolish . --
Hooker .
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6 .
A command ;
a mandate ;
a precept ;
a direction .
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Upon this new fright ,
an order was made by both houses for disarming all the papists in England .
--
Clarendon .
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7 .
Hence :
A commission to purchase ,
sell ,
or supply goods ;
a direction ,
in writing ,
to pay money ,
to furnish supplies ,
to admit to a building ,
a place of entertainment ,
or the like ;
as ,
orders for blankets are large .
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In those days were pit orders --
beshrew the uncomfortable manager who abolished them . --
Lamb .
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8 .
A number of things or persons arranged in a fixed or suitable place ,
or relative position ;
a rank ;
a row ;
a grade ;
especially ,
a rank or class in society ;
a group or division of men in the same social or other position ;
also ,
a distinct character ,
kind ,
or sort ;
as ,
the higher or lower orders of society ;
talent of a high order .
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They are in equal order to their several ends .
--
Jer .
Taylor .
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Various orders various ensigns bear . --
Granville .
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Which ,
to his order of mind ,
must have seemed little short of crime . --
Hawthorne .
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9 .
A body of persons having some common honorary distinction or rule of obligation ;
esp .,
a body of religious persons or aggregate of convents living under a common rule ;
as ,
the Order of the Bath ;
the Franciscan order .
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Find a barefoot brother out ,
One of our order ,
to associate me . --
Shak .
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The venerable order of the Knights Templars . --
Sir W .
Scott .
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10 .
An ecclesiastical grade or rank ,
as of deacon ,
priest ,
or bishop ;
the office of the Christian ministry ; --
often used in the plural ;
as ,
to take orders ,
or to take holy orders ,
that is ,
to enter some grade of the ministry .
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11 . (
Arch .)
The disposition of a column and its component parts ,
and of the entablature resting upon it ,
in classical architecture ;
hence (
as the column and entablature are the characteristic features of classical architecture )
a style or manner of architectural designing .
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Note :
The Greeks used three different orders ,
easy to distinguish ,
Doric ,
Ionic ,
and Corinthian .
The Romans added the Tuscan ,
and changed the Doric so that it is hardly recognizable ,
and also used a modified Corinthian called Composite .
The Renaissance writers on architecture recognized five orders as orthodox or classical , --
Doric (
the Roman sort ),
Ionic ,
Tuscan ,
Corinthian ,
and Composite .
See Illust .
of {
Capital }.
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12 . (
Nat .
Hist .)
An assemblage of genera having certain important characters in common ;
as ,
the Carnivora and Insectivora are orders of Mammalia .
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Note :
The Linnaean artificial orders of plants rested mainly on identity in the numer of pistils ,
or agreement in some one character .
Natural orders are groups of genera agreeing in the fundamental plan of their flowers and fruit .
A natural order is usually (
in botany )
equivalent to a family ,
and may include several tribes .
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13 . (
Rhet .)
The placing of words and members in a sentence in such a manner as to contribute to force and beauty or clearness of expression .
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14 . (
Math .)
Rank ;
degree ;
thus ,
the order of a curve or surface is the same as the degree of its equation .
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{
Artificial order }
or {
Artificial system }.
See {
Artificial classification },
under {
Artificial },
and Note to def .
12 above .
{
Close order } (
Mil .),
the arrangement of the ranks with a distance of about half a pace between them ;
with a distance of about three yards the ranks are in {
open order }.
{
The four Orders }, {
The Orders four },
the four orders of mendicant friars .
See {
Friar }. --
Chaucer .
{
General orders } (
Mil .),
orders issued which concern the whole command ,
or the troops generally ,
in distinction from {
special orders }.
{
Holy orders }.
(
a ) (
Eccl .)
The different grades of the Christian ministry ;
ordination to the ministry .
See def .
10 above .
(
b ) (
R .
C .
Ch .)
A sacrament for the purpose of conferring a special grace on those ordained .
{
In order to },
for the purpose of ;
to the end ;
as means to .
The best knowledge is that which is of greatest use in order to our eternal happiness . --
Tillotson .
{
Minor orders } (
R .
C .
Ch .),
orders beneath the diaconate in sacramental dignity ,
as acolyte ,
exorcist ,
reader ,
doorkeeper .
{
Money order }.
See under {
Money }.
{
Natural order }. (
Bot .)
See def .
12 ,
Note .
{
Order book }.
(
a )
A merchant '
s book in which orders are entered .
(
b ) (
Mil .)
A book kept at headquarters ,
in which all orders are recorded for the information of officers and men .
(
c )
A book in the House of Commons in which proposed orders must be entered . [
Eng .]
{
Order in Council },
a royal order issued with and by the advice of the Privy Council . [
Great Britain ]
{
Order of battle } (
Mil .),
the particular disposition given to the troops of an army on the field of battle .
{
Order of the day },
in legislative bodies ,
the special business appointed for a specified day .
{
Order of a differential equation } (
Math .),
the greatest index of differentiation in the equation .
{
Sailing orders } (
Naut .),
the final instructions given to the commander of a ship of war before a cruise .
{
Sealed orders },
orders sealed ,
and not to be opened until a certain time ,
or arrival at a certain place ,
as after a ship is at sea .
{
Standing order }.
(
a )
A continuing regulation for the conduct of parliamentary business .
(
b ) (
Mil .)
An order not subject to change by an officer temporarily in command .
{
To give order },
to give command or directions . --
Shak .
{
To take order for },
to take charge of ;
to make arrangements concerning .
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Whiles I take order for mine own affairs . --
Shak .
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Syn :
Arrangement ;
management .
See {
Direction }.
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Order \
Or "
der \,
v .
i .
To give orders ;
to issue commands .
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Order \
Or "
der \,
v .
t . [
imp . &
p .
p . {
Ordered };
p .
pr . &
vb .
n .
{
Ordering }.] [
From {
Order },
n .]
1 .
To put in order ;
to reduce to a methodical arrangement ;
to arrange in a series ,
or with reference to an end .
Hence ,
to regulate ;
to dispose ;
to direct ;
to rule .
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To him that ordereth his conversation aright . --
Ps .
1 .
23 .
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Warriors old with ordered spear and shield .
--
Milton .
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2 .
To give an order to ;
to command ;
as ,
to order troops to advance .
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3 .
To give an order for ;
to secure by an order ;
as ,
to order a carriage ;
to order groceries .
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4 . (
Eccl .)
To admit to holy orders ;
to ordain ;
to receive into the ranks of the ministry .
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These ordered folk be especially titled to God .
--
Chaucer .
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Persons presented to be ordered deacons . --
Bk .
of Com .
Prayer .
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{
Order arms } (
Mil .),
the command at which a rifle is brought to a position with its butt resting on the ground ;
also ,
the position taken at such a command .
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698 Moby Thesaurus words for "
order ":
Bronze Star Medal ,
Croix de Guerre ,
Distinguished Conduct Medal ,
Distinguished Flying Cross ,
Distinguished Service Cross ,
Distinguished Service Medal ,
Distinguished Service Order ,
Distinguished Unit Citation ,
MO ,
Medaille Militaire ,
Military Cross ,
Navy Cross ,
Unit Citation ,
Victoria Cross ,
act on ,
action ,
adherents ,
adjust ,
adjustment ,
affiliation ,
algorithm ,
align ,
allocation ,
allotment ,
alphabetize ,
alternation ,
amendment ,
analyze ,
animal kingdom ,
antonomasia ,
apostolic orders ,
apply for ,
appointment ,
apportionment ,
appositeness ,
approach ,
appropriate ,
appropriateness ,
approximation ,
apt ,
aptness ,
arrange ,
arranged ,
arrangement ,
array ,
arraying ,
ashram ,
ask ,
ask for ,
association ,
assort ,
attack ,
auspiciousness ,
authorization ,
award ,
bad condition ,
balance ,
be responsible for ,
beauty ,
beg leave ,
behest ,
bespeak ,
bid ,
bidding ,
binomial nomenclature ,
biosystematics ,
biosystematy ,
biotype ,
blackmail ,
blood ,
blue ribbon ,
body ,
bracket ,
branch ,
break down ,
breed ,
briefing ,
broken ,
broken -
down ,
brood ,
brotherhood ,
busted ,
buy ,
call ,
call for ,
call on ,
call the shots ,
call the signals ,
call upon ,
calling ,
calm ,
calmness ,
canonization ,
captain ,
carry on ,
case ,
caste ,
catalog ,
categorization ,
categorize ,
category ,
chain ,
challenge ,
charge ,
church ,
claim ,
clamor for ,
clan ,
class ,
classification ,
classify ,
clean ,
closeness ,
club ,
codification ,
codify ,
collation ,
collocation ,
colony ,
coming after ,
command ,
commandment ,
commission ,
commitment ,
commonwealth ,
commune ,
communion ,
community ,
company ,
concinnity ,
concord ,
condemn ,
condemnation ,
condition ,
conduct ,
conferment ,
confession ,
confraternity ,
confrerie ,
consecration ,
consecution ,
consecutiveness ,
consideration ,
constitution ,
continuation ,
continuity ,
contract for ,
contribution ,
control ,
cool off ,
cordon ,
cordon bleu ,
correct ,
correction ,
correctitude ,
correctness ,
country club ,
course ,
crave ,
cry for ,
decide ,
decision ,
declare ,
decoration ,
decoration of honor ,
decorousness ,
decorum ,
decree ,
degree ,
deliverance ,
demand ,
demand for ,
demanded ,
deme ,
denomination ,
deploy ,
deployment ,
descent ,
description ,
desire ,
determination ,
determine ,
diagnosis ,
dictate ,
dictation ,
dictum ,
digest ,
direct ,
direct order ,
direction ,
directions ,
directive ,
disciples ,
discipline ,
disordered ,
disorganized ,
disposal ,
dispose ,
disposition ,
distribution ,
divide ,
division ,
doom ,
draft ,
drain ,
duty ,
echelon ,
economic class ,
edict ,
election ,
endogamous group ,
engage ,
engineer ,
enjoin ,
equilibrium ,
estate ,
euphony ,
exact ,
exaction ,
expediency ,
extended family ,
extension ,
extent ,
extort ,
extortion ,
extortionate demand ,
faction ,
faith ,
family ,
fashion ,
favorableness ,
feather ,
felicity ,
fellowship ,
fettle ,
fiat ,
file ,
file for ,
final instructions ,
find ,
find against ,
find for ,
finding ,
fitness ,
fitting ,
fix ,
folk ,
followers ,
following ,
footing ,
force ,
form ,
formation ,
formulation ,
fraternal order ,
fraternity ,
garter ,
gear ,
genotype ,
gens ,
genus ,
give an order ,
give the word ,
glossology ,
gold star ,
good condition ,
goodness ,
govern ,
grace ,
grade ,
grand cordon ,
group ,
grouping ,
guide ,
guild ,
guise ,
handle ,
harmonize ,
harmony ,
head ,
head up ,
heading ,
health ,
heavy demand ,
hest ,
hierarchize ,
hierarchy ,
holy orders ,
house ,
ilk ,
imperative ,
importance ,
impose ,
imposition ,
impost ,
improper ,
in disorder ,
in disrepair ,
in order ,
in order to ,
indecorous ,
indent ,
index ,
induction ,
injunction ,
inoperative ,
insistent demand ,
installation ,
institution ,
instruct ,
instruction ,
instructions ,
integrity ,
investiture ,
ism ,
issue a command ,
issue a writ ,
issue an ultimatum ,
kaput ,
kidney ,
kilter ,
kin ,
kind ,
kingdom ,
kinship group ,
knighthood ,
label ,
law ,
law and order ,
lawfulness ,
lay out ,
layout ,
lead ,
lead on ,
league ,
level ,
levy ,
line ,
line of action ,
line up ,
lineage ,
lines ,
lineup ,
list ,
lodge ,
logical sequence ,
magnitude ,
major orders ,
make ,
make a demand ,
make a request ,
make a requisition ,
make application ,
make the rules ,
manage ,
mandate ,
maneuver ,
manipulate ,
manner ,
manner of working ,
marshal ,
marshaling ,
mastermind ,
matriclan ,
matter ,
means ,
measure ,
measuredness ,
medal ,
medallion ,
meetness ,
method ,
methodize ,
methodology ,
military medal ,
minor orders ,
mode ,
mode of operation ,
mode of procedure ,
modus operandi ,
moiety ,
nation ,
naturalism ,
naturalness ,
nature ,
naturism ,
nearness ,
neat ,
neatness ,
needed ,
neighborhood ,
niceness ,
nomenclature ,
nomination ,
nonnegotiable demand ,
normalcy ,
normality ,
normalize ,
normalness ,
not cricket ,
notice ,
nuclear family ,
officer ,
offshoot ,
on the blink ,
on the fritz ,
onomastics ,
onomatology ,
opportuneness ,
ordain ,
ordainment ,
order about ,
order of succession ,
order up ,
orderedness ,
ordering ,
orderliness ,
orderly ,
orders ,
ordinance ,
ordination ,
organization ,
organize ,
orismology ,
ornament ,
out of commission ,
out of order ,
out of place ,
out of whack ,
pacify ,
party ,
pass judgment ,
pass sentence ,
patriclan ,
pattern ,
peace ,
peace and quiet ,
peacefulness ,
pecking order ,
people ,
permission ,
persuasion ,
phratria ,
phratry ,
phyle ,
phylum ,
pigeonhole ,
place ,
place an order ,
place -
names ,
place -
naming ,
placement ,
plan ,
plant kingdom ,
pleasure ,
polyonymy ,
position ,
posteriority ,
postposition ,
power structure ,
practice ,
precedence ,
precedent ,
precept ,
predicament ,
preferment ,
prepared ,
prescribe ,
prescript ,
prescription ,
presentation ,
probity ,
procedure ,
proceeding ,
proceedings ,
process ,
procession ,
proclaim ,
proclamation ,
prognosis ,
progression ,
prolongation ,
promulgate ,
pronounce ,
pronounce judgment ,
pronounce on ,
pronouncement ,
pronunciamento ,
properness ,
proportion ,
propriety ,
proximity ,
pull the strings ,
purchase ,
put ,
put in for ,
put in order ,
put in requisition ,
put in shape ,
put to rights ,
quarterback ,
quiet ,
quiet life ,
quietness ,
quietude ,
race ,
range ,
rank ,
rate ,
rating ,
reading in ,
ready ,
realism ,
rectification ,
rectitude ,
red ribbon ,
reduce to order ,
regiment ,
regimentation ,
regularity ,
regularize ,
regulate ,
regulation ,
religious order ,
repair ,
report ,
request ,
require ,
required ,
requirement ,
requisition ,
reserve ,
resolution ,
restfulness ,
return a verdict ,
rhythm ,
riband ,
ribbon ,
right ,
rightness ,
rotation ,
routine ,
routinize ,
row ,
rubric ,
rule ,
ruling ,
run ,
rush ,
rush order ,
say the word ,
scale ,
school ,
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secret society ,
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seemliness ,
segment ,
sentence ,
sept ,
sequel ,
sequence ,
serenity ,
series ,
service medal ,
set ,
set in order ,
set to rights ,
set up ,
set -
up ,
settlement ,
setup ,
shape ,
shipshape ,
shot ,
sisterhood ,
skipper ,
so that ,
social class ,
society ,
sodality ,
sorority ,
sort ,
sort out ,
special order ,
species ,
sphere ,
stage ,
standardize ,
standing ,
star ,
state of affairs ,
station ,
status ,
statute ,
stem ,
stirps ,
stock ,
straighten out ,
straighten up ,
strain ,
stratum ,
streamline ,
stripe ,
structure ,
structuring ,
style ,
subcaste ,
subclass ,
subdivide ,
subdivision ,
subfamily ,
subgenus ,
subgroup ,
subjunction ,
subkingdom ,
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subspecies ,
subtribe ,
succession ,
successiveness ,
suffixation ,
suitability ,
suitable ,
suitableness ,
superclass ,
superfamily ,
superorder ,
superspecies ,
sweetness ,
symmetry ,
syntax ,
system ,
systematics ,
systematization ,
systematize ,
systemization ,
tabulate ,
tack ,
take command ,
take the lead ,
tax ,
taxing ,
taxonomy ,
teaching ,
technique ,
tell ,
terminology ,
the drill ,
the how ,
tidiness ,
tidy ,
timeliness ,
title ,
to ,
tone ,
toponymy ,
totem ,
train ,
tranquilize ,
tranquillity ,
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trim ,
trinomialism ,
tune ,
type ,
ukase ,
ultimatum ,
uncalled -
for ,
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union ,
unorganized ,
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unsnarl ,
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uprightness ,
utter a judgment ,
variety ,
verdict ,
version ,
vicinity ,
war medal ,
warn ,
warning ,
way ,
wear the pants ,
whip into shape ,
whistle for ,
wholesomeness ,
will ,
wise ,
wish ,
word ,
word of command ORDER ,
French law .
The act by which the rank of preferences of claims among creditors who have liens over the price which arises out of the sale of an immovable subject ,
is ascertained ,
is called order .
Dalloz ,
Dict .
h .
t .
ORDER ,
government .
By this expression is understood the several bodies which compose the state .
In ancient Rome ,
for example ,
there were three distinct orders ;
namely ,
that of the senators ,
that of the patricians ,
and that of the plebeians .
2 .
In the United States there are no orders of men ,
all men are equal in the eye of the law ,
except that in some states slavery has been entailed on them while they were colonies ,
and it still exists ,
in relation to some of the African race but these have no particular rights .
Vide Rank .
ORDER ,
contracts .
An indorsement or short writing put upon the back of a negotiable bill or note ,
for the purpose of passing the title to it ,
and making it payable to another person .
2 .
When a bill or note is payable to order ,
which is generally expressed by this formula , "
to A B ,
or order ,"
or "
to the order of A B ,"
in this case the payee ,
A B may either receive the money secured by such instrument ,
or by his order ,
which is generally done by a simple indorsement , (
q .
v .)
pass the right to receive it to another .
But a bill or note wanting these words ,
although not negotiable ,
does not lose the general qualities of such instruments .
6 T .
R .
123 ;
6 Taunt .
328 ;
Russ . &
Ry .
C .
C .
300 ;
3 Caines ,
137 ;
9 John .
217 .
Vide Bill of Exchange ;
Indorsement .
3 .
An informal bill of exchange or a paper which requires one person to pay or deliver to another goods on account of the maker to a third party ,
is called an order .
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