IPA: /ˈɔːrdər/
KK: /ˈɔrdər/
To make a request for something to be done or provided.
The manager will order the supplies for the project.
Past: ordered
Past Participle: ordered
A request or command to receive something, such as food or goods, or a way to arrange things in a specific way.
I would like to place an order for a pizza.
To give a command or request for something to be done or provided.
She ordered a pizza for dinner.
Past: ordered
Past Participle: ordered
Order → It originates from Old French *ordre* (meaning arrangement or sequence), which in turn comes from Latin *ordo* (meaning row, rank, or arrangement). The word 'order' refers to the arrangement or organization of things in a particular sequence or structure.
Think of 'arrangement' from the Old French *ordre* — this helps you remember that 'order' means to arrange things in a specific way.