Kilo Lingo

/ˈɔːdə/

Line drawing of order
Coloured illustration of order
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Translation

To ask for food, drink, or goods to be brought to you.

Word origin

From Old French ordre, from Latin ordo, meaning a row or an arrangement.

Origin
Latin
Root
ordo
English cognates
ordinary, orderly

Grammar

Verb typeregular (order, orders, ordered)

Examples

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"Order" means to ask for something to be brought to you.

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"Ordered" is the past form of "order".

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"Order" can also mean to tell someone firmly to do something.

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