英语词汇“order”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

nnoun.communication(often plural) a command given by a superior (e.g., a military or law enforcement officer) that must be obeyed

Topic:armed forcesarmed servicesmilitarymilitary machinewar machine

Domain Usage:pluralplural form

Examples:

the British ships dropped anchor and waited for orders from London

Derivationally Related Form:order

Hypernyms:bid bidding command dictation

Inherited Hypernyms:ordercommandspeech actacteventpsychological featureabstractionentity

Direct Hyponyms:marching orderssummonsword

Full Hyponyms:

nnoun.attributea degree in a continuum of size or quantity

Synset:order of magnitude

Examples:

it was on the order of a mile
an explosion of a low order of magnitude

Derivationally Related Form:order

Hypernyms:magnitude

Inherited Hypernyms:ordermagnitudepropertyattributeabstractionentity

nnoun.stateestablished customary state (especially of society)

Examples:

order ruled in the streets
law and order

Antonyms:disorder

Derivationally Related Form:orderorderly

Hypernyms:state

Inherited Hypernyms:orderstateattributeabstractionentity

Direct Hyponyms:civil orderconcordconcordanceharmonypeacepolityquietrule of lawstabilitytranquilitytranquillity

Full Hyponyms:

nnoun.grouplogical or comprehensible arrangement of separate elements

Synset:ordering ordination

Examples:

we shall consider these questions in the inverse order of their presentation

Derivationally Related Form:order

Hypernyms:arrangement

Inherited Hypernyms:orderingarrangementgroupabstractionentity

Direct Hyponyms:bacteria ordergenetic codegenomeseriesword order

Full Hyponyms:

nnoun.statea condition of regular or proper arrangement

Synset:orderliness

Examples:

he put his desk in order
the machine is now in working order

Antonyms:disorderlinessdisorder

Hypernyms:condition status

Inherited Hypernyms:orderlinessconditionstateattributeabstractionentity

Direct Hyponyms:kelterkilterspit and polishtidiness

Full Hyponyms:

nnoun.communicationa legally binding command or decision entered on the court record (as if issued by a court or judge)

Topic:jurisprudencelaw

Synset:decree edict fiat rescript

Examples:

a friend in New Mexico said that the order caused no trouble out there

Derivationally Related Form:orderdecree

Hypernyms:act enactment

Inherited Hypernyms:decreeactlegal documentdocumentwritingwritten communicationcommunicationabstractionentity

Direct Hyponyms:banbullconsent decreecurfewdecree nisiimperial decreejudicial separationlegal separationpapal bullprogrammaprohibitionproscriptionstay

Full Hyponyms:

nnoun.communicationa commercial document used to request someone to supply something in return for payment and providing specifications and quantities

Synset:purchase order

Examples:

IBM received an order for a hundred computers

Derivationally Related Form:order

Hypernyms:commercial document commercial instrument

Inherited Hypernyms:ordercommercial documentdocumentwritingwritten communicationcommunicationabstractionentity

Direct Hyponyms:bill-me ordercredit orderindentmail ordermarket orderproduction orderreorderstop-loss orderstop orderstop payment

Full Hyponyms:

nnoun.groupa formal association of people with similar interests

Synset:club gild guild lodge social club society

Examples:

he joined a golf club
they formed a small lunch society
men from the fraternal order will staff the soup kitchen today

Derivationally Related Form:clubclubbyorder

Hypernyms:association

Inherited Hypernyms:clubassociationorganizationsocial groupgroupabstractionentity

Direct Hyponyms:athenaeumatheneumboat clubbookclubchapterchess clubcountry clubfratfraternityglee clubgolf clubhunthunt clubinvestors clubjockey clubracket clubrowing clubservice clubslate clubsororityturnvereinyacht club

Member Meronyms:club member

Full Hyponyms:

nnoun.communicationa body of rules followed by an assembly

Synset:parliamentary law parliamentary procedure rules of order

Hypernyms:prescript rule

Inherited Hypernyms:orderruledirectionmessagecommunicationabstractionentity

Direct Hyponyms:closurecloturegag lawgag ruleinterpellationpoint of orderprevious questionstanding order

Instance Hyponyms:Robert's Rules of Order

Full Hyponyms:

nnoun.state(usually plural) the status or rank or office of a Christian clergyman in an ecclesiastical hierarchy

Synset:Holy Order Order

Examples:

theologians still disagree over whether 'bishop' should or should not be a separate Order

Hypernyms:position status

Inherited Hypernyms:holy orderstatusstateattributeabstractionentity

Direct Hyponyms:acolyteanagnostdeacondoorkeeperexorcistlectorostiariusostiarypriestreadersubdeacon

Full Hyponyms:

nnoun.groupa group of person living under a religious rule

Synset:monastic order

Examples:

the order of Saint Benedict

Hypernyms:religious order religious sect sect

Inherited Hypernyms:ordersectreligioninstitutionorganizationsocial groupgroupabstractionentity

Direct Hyponyms:Augustinian orderBenedictine orderCarmelite orderCarthusian orderDominican orderFranciscan orderJesuit orderOrder of Our Lady of Mount CarmelSociety of Jesusorder of Saint Benedict

Full Hyponyms:

nnoun.group(biology) taxonomic group containing one or more families

Topic:biological sciencebiology

Member Holonyms:class

Hypernyms:taxon taxonomic category taxonomic group

Inherited Hypernyms:ordertaxonomic groupbiological groupgroupabstractionentity

Direct Hyponyms:animal orderfungus orderplant orderprotoctist order

Member Meronyms:family suborder

Full Hyponyms:

acanthopterygiiacarinaactiniariaactinomycetalesactinomyxidiaaepyorniformesagaricalesalcyonaceaalcyonariaamoebidaamphipodaanacanthinianaspidaandreaealesanguilliformesanimal orderanisopteraanopluraanostracaanseresanseriformesanthocerotalesanthropoideaaphyllophoralesapodiformesapterygiformesaralesaraneaearistolochialesartiodactylaauricularialesbelemnoideabennettitalesberycomorphiblastocladialesblattodeablennioideabrachyurabranchiurabryalescampanulalescaprimulgiformescarnivoracarnosauracaryophyllalescasuariiformescasuarinalesceratopsiacestidacetaceacharadriicharadriiformescharaleschelonethidacheloniachiropterachlorococcaleschytridialesciconiiformesclamatorescoccidiacoleopteracollembolacolumbiformesconiferalesconodontacoraciiformescordaitalescrocodyliacuculiformescycadalescycadofilicalescyclostomatacydippidacypriniformesdaubentoniidaedecapodadermapteradermopteradiapensialesdicranalesdictyopteradinoceratadinoflagellatadinornithiformesdipteradiscocephaliebenalesedentataembiopteraendomycetalesentomophthoralesephemeropteraequisetalesericaceaeericaleserysiphaleseubacterialeseubryaleseuphausiaceaeuronithopodaeurotialeseurylaimieurypteridaexocycloidafagalesfalconiformesfilicalesforaminiferafucalesfungus ordergadiformesgalliformesganoideigaviiformesgentianalesgeophilomorphageranialesginkgoalesgnetalesgorgonaceagraminalesgregarinidagruiformesguttiferalesgymnophionahaemosporidiahaplosporidiaheliozoahelotialeshemipteraheteropteraheterosomataheterostraciheterotrichaleshomopterahymenogastraleshymenopterahypermastiginahypocrealeshyracoideahystricomorphaichthyosauriaictodosauriainsectivorainsessoresisoetalesisopodaisopteraisospondylijuglandalesjungermannialeslabyrinthodontialagomorphalaminarialeslarilechanoraleslemuroidealepidodendraleslepidopteralichenaleslilialeslimicolaelipotyphlalobataloricatalycoperdaleslycopodialesmadreporariamalacopterygiimallophagamalvalesmaniraptoramanteodeamantophasmatodeamarattialesmarchantialesmarginocephaliamarsupialiamecopteramegachiropteramegalopteramenotyphlamenuraemicrochiropteramonilialesmonotrematamucoralesmugiloideamusalesmyaceaemycelia steriliamycoplasmatalesmycrosporidiamyomorphamyricalesmyrtalesmysidaceamysticetimyxiniformesmyxosporidianaiadalesnatantianematoceraneuropteranidularialesnothosaurianotostracanudibranchiaoctopodaodonataodontocetioedogonialesolealesophioglossalesopuntialesorchidalesorder myxobacteriaornithischiaornithomimidaorthopteraoscinesosteoglossiformesosteostraciostracodermiotidespalmalespandanalesparietalespasseriformespectinibranchiapediculatipedipalpipelecaniformespelycosauriaperciformespercoideaperissodactylaperonosporalespetromyzoniformespezizalesphalangidaphasmidapholidotapicariaepiciformespinnipediapiperalesplant orderplantaginalesplatycteneaplecopteraplectognathiplesiosauriaplumbaginalespodicipitiformespolemonialespolygonalespolymastiginaprimatesprimulalesproboscideaprocellariiformesprosauropodaprosimiiprotealesprotoctist orderproturapseudomonadalespsilophytalespsilotalespsittaciformespsocopterapterosauriapulmonatapycnogonidaradiolariarajiformesranalesraptoresratitaereptantiarhamnalesrheiformesrhoeadalesrhynchocephaliarickettsialesrodentiarosalesrubialesruminantiasalicalessalientiasantalalessapindalessaprolegnialessarcosporidiasarracenialessauriasaurischiasauropodasauropodomorphasauropterygiascandentiaschizopodasciuromorphasclerodermatalesscleropareiscombroideascorpaenoideascorpionidascrophularialessecotialesselaginellalesserpentessiluriformessiphonapterasiphonophorasireniasolenichthyessolenogastresspatangoidasphaerialessphaerocarpalessphagnalessphenisciformesspirochaetalessquamatastegocephaliastereospondylistomatopodastrepsirhinistrigiformesstruthioniformessuborder ceratosaurasuborder pachycephalosaurussynentognathitarsioideataxalestemnospondylitestaceathecodontiatherapsidatheropodathyreophorathysanopterathysanuratinamiformestorpediniformestremellalestrichopteratrogoniformestuberalestubulidentatatulostomatalestyranniulvalesumbellalesuredinalesurodellaurticalesustilaginalesvolvocalesxenarthraxiphosuraxyridaleszeomorphizygnemataleszygoptera

nnoun.communicationa request for something to be made, supplied, or served

Examples:

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

Derivationally Related Form:order

Hypernyms:asking request

Inherited Hypernyms:orderrequestspeech actacteventpsychological featureabstractionentity

Direct Hyponyms:short order

Full Hyponyms:

nnoun.attribute(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

Topic:architecture

Hypernyms:artistic style idiom

Inherited Hypernyms:orderartistic stylemannerpropertyattributeabstractionentity

Direct Hyponyms:Composite orderCorinthian orderDorian orderDoric orderIonian orderIonic orderTuscan order

Full Hyponyms:

nnoun.actthe act of putting things in a sequential arrangement

Synset:ordering

Examples:

there were mistakes in the ordering of items on the list

Derivationally Related Form:order

Hypernyms:organisation organization

Inherited Hypernyms:orderorganizationactivityacteventpsychological featureabstractionentity

Direct Hyponyms:alphabetisationalphabetizationgradinglayoutrank orderscalingsequencesuccession

Full Hyponyms:

vverb.communicationgive instructions to or direct somebody to do something with authority

Synset:enjoin say tell

Examples:

I said to him to go home
She ordered him to do the shopping
The mother told the child to get dressed

Derivationally Related Form:injunctionorder

Hypernyms:request

Inherited Hypernyms:orderrequestaskrequestcommunicateconveytransfermove

Direct Hyponyms:callcommanddirectinstructprescriberequiresend forwarn

Full Troponyms:adjurebanbarbear downbeckonbeepbuzzcallcall incall upchargecommandconvokedemanddirectembargoenjoinforbidhailinstructliftmusteroutlawoverburdenoverwhelmpageprescriberecallrequisitionstetsummonvouchwarn

Sentence Frame:Somebody ---s somebody to INFINITIVE | Somebody ---s that CLAUSE | They --- him to write the letter (apply to: order, enjoin, tell)

vverb.communicationmake a request for something

Examples:

Order me some flowers
order a work stoppage

Derivationally Related Form:orderorderer

Hypernyms:ask for bespeak call for quest request

Inherited Hypernyms:orderrequestcommunicateconveytransfermove

Direct Hyponyms:callcommissionplacereorderwish

Full Troponyms:callcommissionplacereorderwish

Sentence Frame:Somebody ---s something | Somebody ---s something from somebody

vverb.communicationissue commands or orders for

Synset:dictate prescribe

Derivationally Related Form:dictateprescriptionorderdictatorprescriptivedictation

Hypernyms:bring down impose inflict visit

Inherited Hypernyms:orderinflictcommunicateinteractact

Direct Hyponyms:mandate

Full Troponyms:mandate

Sentence Frame:Somebody ---s something | Somebody ---s to somebody (apply to: dictate)

vverb.socialbring into conformity with rules or principles or usage; impose regulations

Synset:govern regularise regularize regulate

Examples:

We cannot regulate the way people dress
This town likes to regulate

Antonyms:deregulate

Derivationally Related Form:orderregulatorgovernorregulationregulatinggovernment

Hypernyms:decide determine make up one's mind

Inherited Hypernyms:regulatedecide

Direct Hyponyms:districtstandardisestandardizezone

Full Troponyms:gaugestandardizezone

Sentence Frame:Somebody ---s something | Somebody ---s | Something ---s something

vverb.changebring order to or into

Examples:

Order these files

Antonyms:disorder

Derivationally Related Form:orderordererordering

Hypernyms:arrange set up

Inherited Hypernyms:orderarrangeputmove

Direct Hyponyms:clean upcollatedisentangleneatensquare awaystraightenstraighten outsystematisesystematizesystemisesystemizetidytidy upunsnarl

Full Troponyms:codifycollatedigestdisentangleghousecleanmakeravelspring-cleansystematizeteasetidy

Sentence Frame:Somebody ---s something | Something ---s something

vverb.changeplace in a certain order

Examples:

order the photos chronologically

Derivationally Related Form:orderordererordering

Hypernyms:arrange set up

Inherited Hypernyms:orderarrangeputmove

Sentence Frame:Somebody ---s something | Somebody ---s somebody

vverb.socialappoint to a clerical posts

Synset:consecrate ordain ordinate

Examples:

he was ordained in the Church

Derivationally Related Form:ordainerordinanceconsecrationorder

Hypernyms:enthrone invest vest

Inherited Hypernyms:ordaininvestinstall

Sentence Frame:Somebody ---s somebody | Somebody ---s somebody PP

vverb.cognitionarrange thoughts, ideas, temporal events

Synset:arrange put set up

Examples:

arrange my schedule
set up one's life
I put these memories with those of bygone times

Derivationally Related Form:orderordering

Hypernyms:organise organize

Inherited Hypernyms:arrangeorganizemanagecontrol

Direct Hyponyms:contemporisecontemporizephrasesynchronisesynchronize

Full Troponyms:phrasesynchronize

Sentence Frame:Somebody ---s something

vverb.cognitionassign a rank or rating to

Synset:grade place range rank rate

Examples:

how would you rank these students?
The restaurant is rated highly in the food guide

Derivationally Related Form:orderingorderrankplacegradergradationgradegrading

Hypernyms:evaluate judge pass judgment

Inherited Hypernyms:rateevaluatethink

Direct Hyponyms:downgradeprioritiseprioritizereorderseedsequenceshortlistsubordinatesuperordinateupgrade

Full Troponyms:countermarchdowngradeinvertoutclassprioritizereorderseedsequenceshortlistsubordinatesuperordinateupgrade

Sentence Frame:Somebody ---s something | Somebody ---s somebody | Sam and Sue --- the movie (apply to: rate)

单词	order
释义	Order nnoun.communication(often plural) a command given by a superior (e.g., a military or law enforcement officer) that must be obeyed Topic:armed forcesarmed servicesmilitarymilitary machinewar machine Domain Usage:pluralplural form Examples: the British ships dropped anchor and waited for orders from London Derivationally Related Form:order Hypernyms:bid bidding command dictation Inherited Hypernyms:ordercommandspeech actacteventpsychological featureabstractionentity Direct Hyponyms:marching orderssummonsword Full Hyponyms: call upmarching orderssummonsword nnoun.attributea degree in a continuum of size or quantity Synset:order of magnitude Examples: it was on the order of a mile an explosion of a low order of magnitude Derivationally Related Form:order Hypernyms:magnitude Inherited Hypernyms:ordermagnitudepropertyattributeabstractionentity nnoun.stateestablished customary state (especially of society) Examples: order ruled in the streets law and order Antonyms:disorder Derivationally Related Form:orderorderly Hypernyms:state Inherited Hypernyms:orderstateattributeabstractionentity Direct Hyponyms:civil orderconcordconcordanceharmonypeacepolityquietrule of lawstabilitytranquilitytranquillity Full Hyponyms: agreementamityarmisticecivil ordercollective securitycomitycomity of nationscommunityconciliationconcurrenceconsensusharmonymollificationpax romanapeacepeaceablenessrule of lawsense of the meetingsocial contractstabilitytranquillityunanimityunison nnoun.grouplogical or comprehensible arrangement of separate elements Synset:ordering ordination Examples: we shall consider these questions in the inverse order of their presentation Derivationally Related Form:order Hypernyms:arrangement Inherited Hypernyms:orderingarrangementgroupabstractionentity Direct Hyponyms:bacteria ordergenetic codegenomeseriesword order Full Hyponyms: ablative absoluteactinide seriesadjunctallelearithmetic progressionbacteria ordercascadecatchphrasecategoremcatenacelestial hierarchychainclausecodoncombinationcomplementcomplex sentencecompound sentenceconstituentconstructioncoordinate clausecordoncoursecross-questioncyclecystic fibrosis transport regulatordaisy chaindata hierarchydeclarative sentencedirect objectdominant alleledominant geneelectromotive seriesextensionfibonacci sequencegenegenetic codegenetic markergenomegeometric progressionharmonic progressionhelium grouphierarchyhomeoboxhomeotic geneimmediate constituentindirect objectinvolutionlanthanide seriesleading questionlethal genelinkage grouploose sentencelosing streakmain clausemajor termmiddle termminor termmisconstructionmodifiermutant genenexusnonallelenonrestrictive clausenoun phraseobjectoncogeneoperator geneparadeparenthetical expressionperiodic sentencephrasepolygenepredicatepredicatorprepositional objectprepositional phraseprogressionpronominal phraseproto-oncogenequestionrashrecessive allelerecessive genereferentregulatory generelative clauserelatumrepressor generesponserestrictive clauseretained objectrun-on sentencesentencesequenceseriessimple sentencestationsstreakstreamstringstring of wordsstructural genesubjectsubordinate clausesubstringsuccessionsuppressorsyntagmataxonomytermtopic sentencetransgenetriplet codetumor suppressor genewave trainwinning streakword orderx-linked geney-linked geneyes-no question nnoun.statea condition of regular or proper arrangement Synset:orderliness Examples: he put his desk in order the machine is now in working order Antonyms:disorderlinessdisorder Hypernyms:condition status Inherited Hypernyms:orderlinessconditionstateattributeabstractionentity Direct Hyponyms:kelterkilterspit and polishtidiness Full Hyponyms: kilterneatnessspit and polishtidinesstrim nnoun.communicationa legally binding command or decision entered on the court record (as if issued by a court or judge) Topic:jurisprudencelaw Synset:decree edict fiat rescript Examples: a friend in New Mexico said that the order caused no trouble out there Derivationally Related Form:orderdecree Hypernyms:act enactment Inherited Hypernyms:decreeactlegal documentdocumentwritingwritten communicationcommunicationabstractionentity Direct Hyponyms:banbullconsent decreecurfewdecree nisiimperial decreejudicial separationlegal separationpapal bullprogrammaprohibitionproscriptionstay Full Hyponyms: banning-orderbullconsent decreecurfewdecree nisiimperial decreeinjunctioninterdictlegal separationmandatory injunctionpermanent injunctionpragmatic sanctionprogrammaprohibitionstaystay of executiontemporary injunctionukase nnoun.communicationa commercial document used to request someone to supply something in return for payment and providing specifications and quantities Synset:purchase order Examples: IBM received an order for a hundred computers Derivationally Related Form:order Hypernyms:commercial document commercial instrument Inherited Hypernyms:ordercommercial documentdocumentwritingwritten communicationcommunicationabstractionentity Direct Hyponyms:bill-me ordercredit orderindentmail ordermarket orderproduction orderreorderstop-loss orderstop orderstop payment Full Hyponyms: credit orderindentmail ordermarket orderopen accountproduction orderreorderstop orderstop payment nnoun.groupa formal association of people with similar interests Synset:club gild guild lodge social club society Examples: he joined a golf club they formed a small lunch society men from the fraternal order will staff the soup kitchen today Derivationally Related Form:clubclubbyorder Hypernyms:association Inherited Hypernyms:clubassociationorganizationsocial groupgroupabstractionentity Direct Hyponyms:athenaeumatheneumboat clubbookclubchapterchess clubcountry clubfratfraternityglee clubgolf clubhunthunt clubinvestors clubjockey clubracket clubrowing clubservice clubslate clubsororityturnvereinyacht club Member Meronyms:club member Full Hyponyms: athenaeumbookclubchapterchess clubcountry clubfraternityglee clubgolf clubhuntinvestors clubjockey clublions clubracket clubrotary clubrowing clubservice clubslate clubsororitytennis clubturnvereinyacht club nnoun.communicationa body of rules followed by an assembly Synset:parliamentary law parliamentary procedure rules of order Hypernyms:prescript rule Inherited Hypernyms:orderruledirectionmessagecommunicationabstractionentity Direct Hyponyms:closurecloturegag lawgag ruleinterpellationpoint of orderprevious questionstanding order Instance Hyponyms:Robert's Rules of Order Full Hyponyms: closureclosure by compartmentinterpellationpoint of orderprevious questionstanding order nnoun.state(usually plural) the status or rank or office of a Christian clergyman in an ecclesiastical hierarchy Synset:Holy Order Order Examples: theologians still disagree over whether 'bishop' should or should not be a separate Order Hypernyms:position status Inherited Hypernyms:holy orderstatusstateattributeabstractionentity Direct Hyponyms:acolyteanagnostdeacondoorkeeperexorcistlectorostiariusostiarypriestreadersubdeacon Full Hyponyms: acolytealtar boyanagnostarchbishoparchpriestbishopcanoncardinalcelebrantconfessordeacondeandiocesandomestic prelatedoorkeepereparchexarchexorcistfatherlectormetropolitanmonsignorpontifexprebendarypriestpriestessprimussubdeaconsuffraganthurifervicarvicar apostolic nnoun.groupa group of person living under a religious rule Synset:monastic order Examples: the order of Saint Benedict Hypernyms:religious order religious sect sect Inherited Hypernyms:ordersectreligioninstitutionorganizationsocial groupgroupabstractionentity Direct Hyponyms:Augustinian orderBenedictine orderCarmelite orderCarthusian orderDominican orderFranciscan orderJesuit orderOrder of Our Lady of Mount CarmelSociety of Jesusorder of Saint Benedict Full Hyponyms: augustinian canonsaugustinian hermitsaugustinian orderaustin friarsbenedictine ordercarmelite ordercarthusian orderdominican orderfranciscan ordersociety of jesus nnoun.group(biology) taxonomic group containing one or more families Topic:biological sciencebiology Member Holonyms:class Hypernyms:taxon taxonomic category taxonomic group Inherited Hypernyms:ordertaxonomic groupbiological groupgroupabstractionentity Direct Hyponyms:animal orderfungus orderplant orderprotoctist order Member Meronyms:family suborder Full Hyponyms: acanthopterygiiacarinaactiniariaactinomycetalesactinomyxidiaaepyorniformesagaricalesalcyonaceaalcyonariaamoebidaamphipodaanacanthinianaspidaandreaealesanguilliformesanimal orderanisopteraanopluraanostracaanseresanseriformesanthocerotalesanthropoideaaphyllophoralesapodiformesapterygiformesaralesaraneaearistolochialesartiodactylaauricularialesbelemnoideabennettitalesberycomorphiblastocladialesblattodeablennioideabrachyurabranchiurabryalescampanulalescaprimulgiformescarnivoracarnosauracaryophyllalescasuariiformescasuarinalesceratopsiacestidacetaceacharadriicharadriiformescharaleschelonethidacheloniachiropterachlorococcaleschytridialesciconiiformesclamatorescoccidiacoleopteracollembolacolumbiformesconiferalesconodontacoraciiformescordaitalescrocodyliacuculiformescycadalescycadofilicalescyclostomatacydippidacypriniformesdaubentoniidaedecapodadermapteradermopteradiapensialesdicranalesdictyopteradinoceratadinoflagellatadinornithiformesdipteradiscocephaliebenalesedentataembiopteraendomycetalesentomophthoralesephemeropteraequisetalesericaceaeericaleserysiphaleseubacterialeseubryaleseuphausiaceaeuronithopodaeurotialeseurylaimieurypteridaexocycloidafagalesfalconiformesfilicalesforaminiferafucalesfungus ordergadiformesgalliformesganoideigaviiformesgentianalesgeophilomorphageranialesginkgoalesgnetalesgorgonaceagraminalesgregarinidagruiformesguttiferalesgymnophionahaemosporidiahaplosporidiaheliozoahelotialeshemipteraheteropteraheterosomataheterostraciheterotrichaleshomopterahymenogastraleshymenopterahypermastiginahypocrealeshyracoideahystricomorphaichthyosauriaictodosauriainsectivorainsessoresisoetalesisopodaisopteraisospondylijuglandalesjungermannialeslabyrinthodontialagomorphalaminarialeslarilechanoraleslemuroidealepidodendraleslepidopteralichenaleslilialeslimicolaelipotyphlalobataloricatalycoperdaleslycopodialesmadreporariamalacopterygiimallophagamalvalesmaniraptoramanteodeamantophasmatodeamarattialesmarchantialesmarginocephaliamarsupialiamecopteramegachiropteramegalopteramenotyphlamenuraemicrochiropteramonilialesmonotrematamucoralesmugiloideamusalesmyaceaemycelia steriliamycoplasmatalesmycrosporidiamyomorphamyricalesmyrtalesmysidaceamysticetimyxiniformesmyxosporidianaiadalesnatantianematoceraneuropteranidularialesnothosaurianotostracanudibranchiaoctopodaodonataodontocetioedogonialesolealesophioglossalesopuntialesorchidalesorder myxobacteriaornithischiaornithomimidaorthopteraoscinesosteoglossiformesosteostraciostracodermiotidespalmalespandanalesparietalespasseriformespectinibranchiapediculatipedipalpipelecaniformespelycosauriaperciformespercoideaperissodactylaperonosporalespetromyzoniformespezizalesphalangidaphasmidapholidotapicariaepiciformespinnipediapiperalesplant orderplantaginalesplatycteneaplecopteraplectognathiplesiosauriaplumbaginalespodicipitiformespolemonialespolygonalespolymastiginaprimatesprimulalesproboscideaprocellariiformesprosauropodaprosimiiprotealesprotoctist orderproturapseudomonadalespsilophytalespsilotalespsittaciformespsocopterapterosauriapulmonatapycnogonidaradiolariarajiformesranalesraptoresratitaereptantiarhamnalesrheiformesrhoeadalesrhynchocephaliarickettsialesrodentiarosalesrubialesruminantiasalicalessalientiasantalalessapindalessaprolegnialessarcosporidiasarracenialessauriasaurischiasauropodasauropodomorphasauropterygiascandentiaschizopodasciuromorphasclerodermatalesscleropareiscombroideascorpaenoideascorpionidascrophularialessecotialesselaginellalesserpentessiluriformessiphonapterasiphonophorasireniasolenichthyessolenogastresspatangoidasphaerialessphaerocarpalessphagnalessphenisciformesspirochaetalessquamatastegocephaliastereospondylistomatopodastrepsirhinistrigiformesstruthioniformessuborder ceratosaurasuborder pachycephalosaurussynentognathitarsioideataxalestemnospondylitestaceathecodontiatherapsidatheropodathyreophorathysanopterathysanuratinamiformestorpediniformestremellalestrichopteratrogoniformestuberalestubulidentatatulostomatalestyranniulvalesumbellalesuredinalesurodellaurticalesustilaginalesvolvocalesxenarthraxiphosuraxyridaleszeomorphizygnemataleszygoptera nnoun.communicationa request for something to be made, supplied, or served Examples: 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 Derivationally Related Form:order Hypernyms:asking request Inherited Hypernyms:orderrequestspeech actacteventpsychological featureabstractionentity Direct Hyponyms:short order Full Hyponyms: short order nnoun.attribute(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 Topic:architecture Hypernyms:artistic style idiom Inherited Hypernyms:orderartistic stylemannerpropertyattributeabstractionentity Direct Hyponyms:Composite orderCorinthian orderDorian orderDoric orderIonian orderIonic orderTuscan order Full Hyponyms: composite ordercorinthian orderdoric orderionic ordertuscan order nnoun.actthe act of putting things in a sequential arrangement Synset:ordering Examples: there were mistakes in the ordering of items on the list Derivationally Related Form:order Hypernyms:organisation organization Inherited Hypernyms:orderorganizationactivityacteventpsychological featureabstractionentity Direct Hyponyms:alphabetisationalphabetizationgradinglayoutrank orderscalingsequencesuccession Full Hyponyms: alphabetizationalternationlayoutopeningrank orderscalingsuccession vverb.communicationgive instructions to or direct somebody to do something with authority Synset:enjoin say tell Examples: I said to him to go home She ordered him to do the shopping The mother told the child to get dressed Derivationally Related Form:injunctionorder Hypernyms:request Inherited Hypernyms:orderrequestaskrequestcommunicateconveytransfermove Direct Hyponyms:callcommanddirectinstructprescriberequiresend forwarn Full Troponyms:adjurebanbarbear downbeckonbeepbuzzcallcall incall upchargecommandconvokedemanddirectembargoenjoinforbidhailinstructliftmusteroutlawoverburdenoverwhelmpageprescriberecallrequisitionstetsummonvouchwarn Sentence Frame:Somebody ---s somebody to INFINITIVE \| Somebody ---s that CLAUSE \| They --- him to write the letter (apply to: order, enjoin, tell) vverb.communicationmake a request for something Examples: Order me some flowers order a work stoppage Derivationally Related Form:orderorderer Hypernyms:ask for bespeak call for quest request Inherited Hypernyms:orderrequestcommunicateconveytransfermove Direct Hyponyms:callcommissionplacereorderwish Full Troponyms:callcommissionplacereorderwish Sentence Frame:Somebody ---s something \| Somebody ---s something from somebody vverb.communicationissue commands or orders for Synset:dictate prescribe Derivationally Related Form:dictateprescriptionorderdictatorprescriptivedictation Hypernyms:bring down impose inflict visit Inherited Hypernyms:orderinflictcommunicateinteractact Direct Hyponyms:mandate Full Troponyms:mandate Sentence Frame:Somebody ---s something \| Somebody ---s to somebody (apply to: dictate) vverb.socialbring into conformity with rules or principles or usage; impose regulations Synset:govern regularise regularize regulate Examples: We cannot regulate the way people dress This town likes to regulate Antonyms:deregulate Derivationally Related Form:orderregulatorgovernorregulationregulatinggovernment Hypernyms:decide determine make up one's mind Inherited Hypernyms:regulatedecide Direct Hyponyms:districtstandardisestandardizezone Full Troponyms:gaugestandardizezone Sentence Frame:Somebody ---s something \| Somebody ---s \| Something ---s something vverb.changebring order to or into Examples: Order these files Antonyms:disorder Derivationally Related Form:orderordererordering Hypernyms:arrange set up Inherited Hypernyms:orderarrangeputmove Direct Hyponyms:clean upcollatedisentangleneatensquare awaystraightenstraighten outsystematisesystematizesystemisesystemizetidytidy upunsnarl Full Troponyms:codifycollatedigestdisentangleghousecleanmakeravelspring-cleansystematizeteasetidy Sentence Frame:Somebody ---s something \| Something ---s something vverb.changeplace in a certain order Examples: order the photos chronologically Derivationally Related Form:orderordererordering Hypernyms:arrange set up Inherited Hypernyms:orderarrangeputmove Sentence Frame:Somebody ---s something \| Somebody ---s somebody vverb.socialappoint to a clerical posts Synset:consecrate ordain ordinate Examples: he was ordained in the Church Derivationally Related Form:ordainerordinanceconsecrationorder Hypernyms:enthrone invest vest Inherited Hypernyms:ordaininvestinstall Sentence Frame:Somebody ---s somebody \| Somebody ---s somebody PP vverb.cognitionarrange thoughts, ideas, temporal events Synset:arrange put set up Examples: arrange my schedule set up one's life I put these memories with those of bygone times Derivationally Related Form:orderordering Hypernyms:organise organize Inherited Hypernyms:arrangeorganizemanagecontrol Direct Hyponyms:contemporisecontemporizephrasesynchronisesynchronize Full Troponyms:phrasesynchronize Sentence Frame:Somebody ---s something vverb.cognitionassign a rank or rating to Synset:grade place range rank rate Examples: how would you rank these students? The restaurant is rated highly in the food guide Derivationally Related Form:orderingorderrankplacegradergradationgradegrading Hypernyms:evaluate judge pass judgment Inherited Hypernyms:rateevaluatethink Direct Hyponyms:downgradeprioritiseprioritizereorderseedsequenceshortlistsubordinatesuperordinateupgrade Full Troponyms:countermarchdowngradeinvertoutclassprioritizereorderseedsequenceshortlistsubordinatesuperordinateupgrade Sentence Frame:Somebody ---s something \| Somebody ---s somebody \| Sam and Sue --- the movie (apply to: rate)
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