order
verb [I or T] (REQUEST) /ˈɔː.dər/
/ˈɔːr.dɚ/ Definition
A2 to ask for something to be made, supplied, or delivered, especially in a restaurant or shop: I ordered some pasta and a mixed salad. [+ two objects] There are no shirts left in this size but we could order one for you/order you one.Buying
(Definition of order verb (REQUEST) from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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Synonyms and related words:
- bid noun (OFFER)
- bidding war noun
- bite verb (SHOW INTEREST)
- brand loyalty noun
- bulk-buy verb
- buy into sth phrasal verb (BUSINESS)
- import noun (BRINGING IN)
- import verb
- kick the tires idiom
- on the slate idiom
- order form noun
- order sth in phrasal verb
- outbid verb
- panic buying noun
- run noun (BUY)
- shop around phrasal verb
- shopping noun
- stock up phrasal verb
- trade sth in phrasal verb
- trade-in noun
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