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ordered

/ˈɔːdəd/

/ˈɔrdərd/

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orderedpast participle

/ˈɔːdəd/

/ˈɔrdərd/

Functions as an adjective derived from the past participle of the verb "order".

упорядоченный

The files were kept in an ordered manner.

Файлы хранились в упорядоченном виде.

организованный

She has an ordered approach to her work.

У нее организованный подход к работе.

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orderverb

ordered

Past Simple

ordered

Past Simple

ordered

Past Participle

ordering

Gerund

/ˈɔːdə/

/ˈɔrdər/

заказывать

I will order a pizza for dinner.

Я закажу пиццу на ужин.

приказывать

The general will order the troops to advance.

Генерал прикажет войскам наступать.

упорядочивать

She likes to order her books by genre.

Она любит упорядочивать свои книги по жанрам.

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orderpast participle

ordered

Used to describe something that has been arranged or put into order (e.g., an ordered list).

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orderedpast participle

Arranged or organized in a systematic or regular way.

The books were placed in an ordered sequence on the shelf.

Characterized by a sense of discipline or control.

The ordered lifestyle of the monks was evident in their daily routines.

In mathematics or logic, describing a set, pair, or sequence in which the position of each element is significant.

An ordered pair (x, y) differs from (y, x) because the order of the elements matters.

Requested or commissioned but not yet delivered or fulfilled.

The ordered supplies should arrive by the end of the week.

orderverb

To request something to be made, supplied, or served.

She decided to order a pizza for dinner.

To give an authoritative direction or instruction to do something.

The general ordered the troops to advance.

To arrange or organize something in a particular sequence or structure.

He ordered the books alphabetically on the shelf.

To confer holy orders on; to ordain as a priest or minister.

The bishop ordered three candidates during the ceremony.

orderpast participle

Arranged, organized, or put into a structured state.

The data were presented in an ordered table for easy comparison.