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I. order [ˈɔ:dəʳ, Am ˈɔ:rdɚ] N

1. order no pl (tidiness):

order: porządek m

to put sth in order: porządkować [perf u-] coś

in apple-pie order AM inf: w idealnym porządku

2. order (controlled state):

order: porządek m

order: ład m

order! order!: cisza!

order! order!: spokój!

to call sb to order: przywoływać [perf przywołać] kogoś do porządku

to be a threat to public order: być zagrożeniem dla porządku publicznego

3. order (correctness):

your documents are in order: twoje dokumenty są w porządku

such remarks are out of order: takie uwagi są nie na miejscu

4. order (sequence):

order: kolejność f

alphabetical order: układ m alfabetyczny

in a certain order: w określonym porządku

in order of preference: według preferencji

5. order LAW:

order: nakaz m

court order: nakaz sądowy

6. order MIL:

order: rozkaz m

to give orders: wydawać [perf wydać] rozkazy

to be under orders to do sth: mieć rozkaz coś zrobić

by order of sb [or on sb's orders]: z czyjegoś rozkazu

7. order ECON:

order: zamówienie nt

to place an order: składać [perf złożyć] zamówienie

to make sth to order: wykonywać [perf wykonać] coś na zamówienie

order form: formularz m zamówienia

money order: przekaz m pieniężny

8. order (in restaurant):

order: zamówienie nt

to take sb's order: przyjmować [perf przyjąć] zamówienie

9. order (working condition):

in working [or running] order: sprawny

out of order: zepsuty

10. order (purpose):

in order to do sth: aby coś zrobić

in order that he could get in: aby mógł wejść

in order for our meeting to take place: aby nasze spotkanie odbyło się

11. order (honour):

order: order m

12. order (agenda):

order: porządek m obrad

order book POL: biuletyn zawierający materiały dotyczące przyszłych obrad brytyjskiego parlamentu

13. order (prescribed procedure):

standing orders: regulamin m obrad

to call a meeting to order: otwierać [perf otworzyć] zebranie

to bring a meeting to order: przywracać [perf przywrócić] porządek obrad

point of order: kwestia f formalna

14. order Brit (social class):

order: warstwa f społeczna

the lower orders: niższe warstwy fpl

15. order REL (fraternity):

order: zakon m

16. order:

orders pl REL: święcenia pl

in order: wyświęcony

17. order ARCHIT:

order: porządek m [lub styl m ] architektoniczny

Doric order: porządek dorycki

18. order BIOL, MATH:

order: rząd m

Phrases:

to be the order of the day: być na porządku dziennym

of the highest [or first] order: najwyższej klasy

in short order AM: bezzwłocznie

II. order [ˈɔ:dəʳ, Am ˈɔ:rdɚ] VB intr

order: składać [perf złożyć] zamówienie

III. order [ˈɔ:dəʳ, Am ˈɔ:rdɚ] VB trans

1. order (ask for):

order: zamawiać [perf zamówić]

ordered quantity: zamówiona ilość f

2. order (arrange):

order: porządkować [perf u-]

to order one's thoughts: uporządkować swoje myśli

3. order (command):

to order sb to do sth: rozkazywać [perf rozkazać] komuś coś zrobić

to order sth: zarządzić [lub nakazać] coś

to order sb out: wyrzucać [perf wyrzucić] kogoś

access order N LAW

access order: orzeczenie sądu umożliwiające kontakty rodzica z dzieckiem

ancillary order N LAW

ancillary order: nakaz m dodatkowy

back order N ECON

back order: zaległe zamówienie nt [lub zlecenie nt ]

bank order N ECON

bank order: przekaz m bankowy

blanket order N ECON

blanket order: zamówienie nt kompleksowe

bulk order N ECON

bulk order: zamówienie nt hurtowe

buying order N ECON

buying order: zlecenie nt zakupu

buying order: zamówienie nt

care order N LAW

care order: nakaz m objęcia dziecka opieką

charging order N LAW

charging order: nakaz m zajęcia majątku dłużnika

contract order N

contract order form: formularz m zamówienia

customer order N

customer order: zamówienie nt klienta

OpenDict entry

order N

order ECON: zlecenie nt

reaction order CHEM: rząd reakcji m

open order ECON: zamówienie otwarte nt

open order ECON: zamówienie nielimitowane nt

Present
I	order
you	order
he/she/it	orders
we	order
you	order
they	order

Past
I	ordered
you	ordered
he/she/it	ordered
we	ordered
you	ordered
they	ordered

Present Perfect
I	have	ordered
you	have	ordered
he/she/it	has	ordered
we	have	ordered
you	have	ordered
they	have	ordered

Past Perfect
I	had	ordered
you	had	ordered
he/she/it	had	ordered
we	had	ordered
you	had	ordered
they	had	ordered

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Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

orders pl REL: święcenia pl

standing orders pl (rules): regulamin m

to disobey sb/orders: nie słuchać [perf po-] kogoś/rozkazów

to give orders: wydawać [perf wydać] rozkazy

the lower orders: niższe warstwy fpl

to give sb his marching orders Brit inf: kazać komuś się wynieść

to be under orders to do sth: mieć rozkaz coś zrobić

by order of sb [or on sb's orders]: z czyjegoś rozkazu

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

Furthermore, the court had to determine what, if any, ancillary orders to make, and the relevant government department was best placed to assist the court in this regard.

en.wikipedia.org

The relevant government department was best placed to assist the court in crafting such ancillary orders, by informing it of the potential disruption that an order of invalidity might cause.

en.wikipedia.org

Sometimes it's something minor like a late delivery, a back order on materials, or the wrong product was sent.

news.nationalpost.com

From a green parts perspective, parts are available often pre-prepared and fleets can get a vehicle back in service quicker -- they can avoid any back order issues.

www.fleetnews.co.uk

The film's popularity caught the producers by surprise, and the album had one million copies on back order before a single had even been released.

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