Was heißt »or­dern« auf Englisch?

Antonyme

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Englische Beispielsätze

• He knew what he was doing made no sense, but he'd been given an order.

• In the course of the past three years he has painted his house blue, then green, and finally canary yellow, in that order.

• I'd like to order something now.

• I'd like to order now.

• Shall we order pizza for lunch today?

• Shall we order a pizza?

• "Can you say the days of the week in French?" "In the right order?" "Yeah, of course!"

• The captain is giving the order to board the ship.

• The captain is giving the order to go aboard.

• The captain is giving the order to board.

• The captain gives the order to go aboard.

• The skipper gives the order to go aboard.

• The skipper is giving the order to board.

• The skipper is giving the order to go aboard.

• The skipper is giving the order to board the ship.

• Chaos is welcome, as order has failed.

• Can I take your order?

• The books were in alphabetical order.

• What are you eating? I'll order the same thing.

• The waiter is taking the order.

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