order

I. (n.)

• (disposition) ordino, ordineso.

order of the day - jorn-ordino.

maintain order - mantenar ordino.

out of order - desordinita, trublita, displasita, desaranjita; (sick) malada.

to put in order - ordinar.

to call to order - vokar / rivokar a l’ordino.

in good order - en bona stando.

in order to - (conj.) por.

in order that - por ke (followed by imperative).

on the order - proxim

• (command) impero; (milit.) komando; aranjo, aranjuro; dispozo, dispozeso.

till further orders - til plusa (od, nova) imperi, komandi, komendi.

money order - mandato.

give an order to - (mil.) komandar.

• (class) klaso;

(degree, station) rango.

lower orders - inferiora klasi.

• (religion, chivalry, honorary, etc.) ordeno.

Holy Orders - ordi, ordo.

• (for theatre) teatro-bilieto, admis-atesto.

written order - bilieto.

• (goods) komendo, komendajo.

(goods) made to order - facita segun komendo.

II. (v.) (e.g. that something be done) imperar;

(precisely) preskriptar.

(commandes) as you ordered - segun vua impero.

• komando.