to order
Verb · English
Meaning 1
to request goods or services to be supplied
(requesting goods or services)
Example
Are you ready to order your meal?
Meaning 2
to give an authoritative instruction or command
(giving a command or instruction)
Example
The general decided to order his troops to advance at dawn.
Meaning 3
to arrange items in a particular sequence or pattern
(arranging things in a sequence)
Example
Please order these files alphabetically by the author's last name.
Synonyms
request, command, arrange, organize, instruct, direct
Grammar
- present simple
- i
- order
- you
- order
- he she it
- orders
- we
- order
- they
- order
- past simple
- ordered
- past participle
- ordered
- present participle
- ordering
- auxiliary verb
- to have