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marching orders [ˈmɑːtʃɪŋˌɔːdəz, Am ˈmɑːrtʃɪŋˌɔːrdɚz] СЪЩ Brit разг

to give sb his marching orders

I. order [ˈɔːdəʳ, Am ˈɔːrdɚ] СЪЩ

1. order no pl (state of peaceful harmony):

2. order a. ИНФОРМ (appropriate behaviour):

правила ср мн

3. order (command, decision):

on sb's orders
to take orders from sb

4. order ФИН:

5. order (request to supply goods):

falling off of orders
outstanding [or backlog of], orders
trend of orders

6. order (procedure rules):

7. order (working condition):

8. order (purpose):

9. order Brit (social class, rank):

10. order (kind):

of the order of 5000/$500

11. order (system, constitution):

12. order РЕЛ (fraternity, brotherhood):

to take holy orders

13. order MATH:

Phrases:

II. order [ˈɔːdəʳ, Am ˈɔːrdɚ] ГЛАГ нпрх

1. order (command):

to order sb to do sth
to order that sth be done [or sth to be done]

2. order (request goods or a service):

3. order (arrange):

4. order (ordain, decide):

5. order (arrange according to procedure):

rush order СЪЩ

masonic order СЪЩ

order processing СЪЩ

order form СЪЩ

running order СЪЩ

short order СЪЩ Am

money order СЪЩ Am, Aus

mail order СЪЩ

Present
Iorder
youorder
he/she/itorders
weorder
youorder
theyorder
Past
Iordered
youordered
he/she/itordered
weordered
youordered
theyordered
Present Perfect
Ihaveordered
youhaveordered
he/she/ithasordered
wehaveordered
youhaveordered
theyhaveordered
Past Perfect
Ihadordered
youhadordered
he/she/ithadordered
wehadordered
youhadordered
theyhadordered

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The restaurant also sells smoked meat by mail order.
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They sent away for a mail order course in creative writing, and each wrote several novels.
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When colour printing became more affordable the company produced its own 16-page, mail order catalogue.
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Previous issues could be obtained by mail order.
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It started as a small mail order distribution and is growing steadily in the underground death metal scene.
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