ORDER - German spelling dictionary

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die Ọr·der¹ <-, -n/-s> MIL

ein Befehl

Sie hatten die Order, die Stadt zu verteidigen.

▶ beordern

die Ọr·der² <-, -s>

(French) ECON

der Auftrag, mit dem eine Ware bestellt wird

■ -buch, -gebühren, -kosten, -konnossement, -papier, -scheck, -ware, -wechsel

die Stop-Loss-Or·der [stɔpˈlɔsˈoːdɐ]

(Engl) ECON (Wertpapierauftrag)

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Sie hatten die Order, die Stadt zu verteidigen.: Sie hatten die Order, die Stadt zu verteidigen.

■ -adresse, -dienst(e), -konto, -order, -programm, -server, -tags, -verteiler, -ware: ■ -adresse, -dienst(e), -konto, -order, -programm, -server, -tags, -verteiler, -ware

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Goodwin debütierte 2001 mit einer kleinen Gastrolle in der Fernsehserie Law & Order.

de.wikipedia.org

Damit gingen jedoch die Vorteile des althergebrachten „Timetable & Train Order“-Systems weitgehend verloren.

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Die Pistole wurde 1938 zur Standardpistole erklärt, es erging eine Order über 40.000 Stück.

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Eine Order (von franz.: ordre) bedeutet etwa einen Befehl, oder eine Weisung.

de.wikipedia.org

Vom Vorgesetzten erhält der Feldarzt die Order, alle Soldaten gegen Cholera zu impfen.

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die Ọr·der1 <-, -n/-s> MIL

die Ọr·der2 <-, -s>

(French) ECON

die Stop-Loss-Or·der [stɔpˈlɔsˈoːdɐ]

(Engl) ECON (Wertpapierauftrag)

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die Ọr·der¹ <-, -n/-s> MIL

die Ọr·der² <-, -s>