英语词汇“in order”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

in order

1According to a particular sequence: list the points you intend to cover and put them in order...

But on top of that, you have to put the chronology in order here.
He bet £1 and as the game progressed was dealt - in order - two red aces, a five and two more red aces.
Although the stages of grief are described, they don't progress in order.

Synonyms

in sequence, in alphabetical order, in numerical order, in order of priority, in order of merit, in order of seniority

2In the correct condition for operation or use: it is the liquidator’s task to put the affairs of the company in order...

Jon liked everything tidy and in order where he could find it, but James Hyde was a messy man.
Sit down this weekend, get your affairs in order, and I promise you can trim hundreds of pounds, in some cases thousands, off your annual costs.
When purchasing land, one must be careful to ensure that the title deeds are in order and that the land has been correctly classified.

Synonyms

tidy, neat, neat and tidy, orderly, straight, trim, shipshape (and Bristol fashion), in apple-pie order, spick and span;

in position, in place

3In accordance with the rules of procedure at a meeting, legislative assembly, etc. surely it is in order for Conservative Members to put various policy options to the Prime Minister?...

My recollection is that one supplementary question was ruled as being in order on that particular day.
Just yesterday that word was ruled in order when it was used by a Minister in answering a question in this House.
But the Assembly has now determined that the Bluestone decision is quite in order and will not need further examination.

3.1Appropriate in the circumstances: a little bit of flattery was now in order...

A little modesty or circumspection would be in order here.
It occurred to me at about 3am, as I lay in bed with a raging fever and hacking cough, that perhaps a visit to a doctor was in order.
Maybe some professional expert opinions are in order here.

Synonyms

appropriate, fitting, suitable, right, correct, proper;

acceptable, all right, permissible, permitted, allowable;

French comme il faut

informal okay

See parent entry: order

单词	in order
释义	in order 1According to a particular sequence: list the points you intend to cover and put them in order... But on top of that, you have to put the chronology in order here. He bet £1 and as the game progressed was dealt - in order - two red aces, a five and two more red aces. Although the stages of grief are described, they don't progress in order. Synonyms in sequence, in alphabetical order, in numerical order, in order of priority, in order of merit, in order of seniority 2In the correct condition for operation or use: it is the liquidator’s task to put the affairs of the company in order... Jon liked everything tidy and in order where he could find it, but James Hyde was a messy man. Sit down this weekend, get your affairs in order, and I promise you can trim hundreds of pounds, in some cases thousands, off your annual costs. When purchasing land, one must be careful to ensure that the title deeds are in order and that the land has been correctly classified. Synonyms tidy, neat, neat and tidy, orderly, straight, trim, shipshape (and Bristol fashion), in apple-pie order, spick and span; in position, in place 3In accordance with the rules of procedure at a meeting, legislative assembly, etc. surely it is in order for Conservative Members to put various policy options to the Prime Minister?... My recollection is that one supplementary question was ruled as being in order on that particular day. Just yesterday that word was ruled in order when it was used by a Minister in answering a question in this House. But the Assembly has now determined that the Bluestone decision is quite in order and will not need further examination. 3.1Appropriate in the circumstances: a little bit of flattery was now in order... A little modesty or circumspection would be in order here. It occurred to me at about 3am, as I lay in bed with a raging fever and hacking cough, that perhaps a visit to a doctor was in order. Maybe some professional expert opinions are in order here. Synonyms appropriate, fitting, suitable, right, correct, proper; acceptable, all right, permissible, permitted, allowable; French comme il faut informal okay See parent entry: order
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