order
71ORDER — (Roget s Thesaurus II) Index order noun arrangement, balance, law, method, order, rule, series adjective methodical, neat …
72Order — Or|der die; , Plur. s u. n <aus gleichbed. fr. ordre, dies aus lat. ordo »Ordnung; Rang; Verordnung«; Bed. 2 wohl unter Einfluss von engl. order>: 1. (veraltet) Befehl, Anweisung; Order parieren: (veraltet) einen Befehl ausführen; gehorchen …
73order — [13] Order comes via Old French ordre from Latin ōrdō. This originally denoted a ‘row, line, series, or other regular arrangement’, but it spawned a lot of other metaphorical meanings that have also come through into English, including… …
74order — 1. процессуальное решение, выносимое составом арбитража в ходе разбирательства pendente lite. Примеры: constitution order, order for directions: 2. редко арбитражное решение (award), обязывающее сторону воздержаться от совершения определенных… …
75order — I s ( n, order) befallning II s ( n, order) beställning av vara, uppdrag …
76order — skiltis statusas T sritis automatika atitikmenys: angl. digit; order; order position; place vok. Stelle, f rus. разряд, m pranc. cellule, f; emplacement, m …
77order — [13] Order comes via Old French ordre from Latin ōrdō. This originally denoted a ‘row, line, series, or other regular arrangement’, but it spawned a lot of other metaphorical meanings that have also come through into English, including… …
78order — 1. In biologic classification, the division just below the class (or subclass) and above the family. 2. In a reaction, o. is the sum of the exponents of all the concentration terms in that reaction s rate expression. For example, for the natural… …
79Order — Ọr|der 〈f.; Gen.: , Pl.: n〉 1. Anordnung, Auftrag 2. Verfügung, Befehl; oV 3. 〈fig.; umg.; veraltet〉 Order parieren gehorchen [Etym.: <frz. ordre] …
80order — I. , sb. == disposition, arrangement. Ritson’s AS. xvii. 100 II. , sb. (of friars). RG. 492 == holy orders. RG. 106; an order in the church, as the priesthood. St Swithin, 17 …
