ORDER1 order2 in the correct order3 in the wrong order4 doing things one after the otherRELATED WORDSorder someone to do something 命令某人做某事TELLorder a meal, drink etc 点菜、饮品等ASKput things in order 把东西摆放整齐ARRANGEwhen everything is properly organized 安排妥当的ORGANIZEin order to do something 为了做某事IN ORDER TOsee alsoAFTERBEFORELASTFIRST1 order 顺序order /ˈɔːʳdəʳ/ [countable/uncountable noun]the way that events happen or that information is arranged, showing which is first, which is second, and so on 顺序，次序in this/that/what/any order It doesn't matter which order you answer the questions in. 以什么顺序答题不要紧。 Movie scenes are not shot in the order in which they are shown. 电影镜头拍摄的先后和放映顺序是不一样的。order of We were given a printed sheet showing the order of events for the day. 我们获发一张节目单，上面印有当天活动的顺序安排。in order of importance/difficulty/size etcwhen the most important thing is first, then the next most important etc 按重要性/困难程度/大小等顺序排列 List three choices in order of preference. 按照喜欢的程度顺序列出三个选择。 The subjects that students enjoyed most were, in order of popularity, music, history, and art. 学生最喜欢的三个学科，按受欢迎的程度排列，分别是音乐、历史和美术。in alphabetical orderwith 'a' first, then 'b', then 'c' etc 按字母顺序排列 The games were displayed on a long wall, in alphabetical order, from Acrobats to Wheel of Fortune. 游戏名目按字母顺序从“Acrobats”〔杂技表演〕到“Wheel of Fortune”〔幸运转盘〕在长长的墙上列出。sequence /ˈsiːkwəns/ [countable noun]the specific order in which a number of events, actions, or pieces of information follow one another 〔事件、动作或资料的〕次序，顺序，先后 White, who is doing research on the disease, was able to determine its DNA sequence. 怀特正从事这种疾病的研究工作，他能排出它的DNA序列。sequence of The dance is basically a sequence of steps that you repeat over and over again. 这种舞基本上就是不断重复一连串舞步。 Basic computer code consists of sequences of ones and zeros. 电脑的基本编码是1和0排列组成的。！in sequence X-rays are taken in rapid sequence to get an image of the arteries leading to the heart. 用X光快速连拍，以取得通往心脏的动脉的影像。pattern /ˈpætənǁˈpætərn/ [countable noun]the order in which things usually happen or someone usually does something, which you notice because it seems to be regular 〔某事发生或某人做事的〕方式；模式 Women's lives used to follow a predictable pattern: school, then marriage and children. 以前女性的生活往往遵循一种可以预见的模式：上学，然后结婚生子。pattern of Critics of the police say they see a pattern of racism and abuse by officers. 批评警方的人说，他们发现警察经常实行种族歧视、虐待犯人。follow a patternhappen in the same way 遵循一个模式 Police say that each of the murders follows the same pattern. 警方说这些谋杀案的手法同出一辙。2 in the correct order 顺序正确in the right order /ɪn ðə ˌraɪt ˈɔːʳdəʳ/ [adverb] Are all the pages in the right order? 每一页的顺序都正确吗？ It is important to add each ingredient in the right order. 每一种材料都要按正确的顺序加进去，这很重要。the right way round /ðə ˌraɪt weɪ ˈraʊnd/ [adverb]Britishin the order that people expect or consider to be correct, especially after being in the wrong order 【英】次序正确〔尤指原来的次序不正确〕 Mark the pieces so that you put them back the right way round. 把零件做好记号，以便正确地装回去。3 in the wrong order 顺序不正确in the wrong order/out of order /ɪn ðə ˌrɒŋ ˈɔːʳdəʳǁ-ˌrɔːŋ-, ˌaʊt əv ˈɔːʳdəʳ/ [adverb] A cake can be ruined by adding ingredients in the wrong order. 加材料顺序不对，蛋糕就做不成了。 The files were completely out of order. 文件的顺序全弄乱了。mixed up /ˌmɪkst ˈʌp/ [adjective not before noun]in the wrong order 混起来的，乱了的 The letters are all mixed up and you have to put them in the right order. 这些信都混起来了，你得把它们按正确顺序理好。 The pages were all mixed up, and I only have five minutes before the deadline. 页码都乱了，而我只有五分钟的期限。the wrong way round /ðə ˌrɒŋ weɪ ˈraʊndǁ-ˌrɔːŋ-/ [adverb]Britishin the wrong order, especially when there is only one order that people expect or consider to be correct 【英】次序不正确〔尤指只有一种次序是正确的〕 The printer made an error and the pages were bound the wrong way round. 印刷厂出错，书页都装订乱了。backwardsalsobackwardAmerican /ˈbækwəʳd(z)/ [adverb]starting at the end and finishing at the beginning 朝相反的顺序；倒退地 Can you say the alphabet backwards? 你能倒过来背字母表吗？ Count backward from 10. 从十倒数。4 doing things one after the other 有次序地做事in order /ɪn ˈɔːʳdəʳ/ [adverb] It's easier if you count things up in order, so that you don't get confused. 依次点数容易些，这样就不会搞混。 A route is given to the postman, and he makes deliveries in order. 邮递员有指定的递送路线，让他按次序送邮件。one by one/one after another /ˌwʌn baɪ ˈwʌn, ˌwʌn ɑːftər əˈnʌðəʳǁ-æf-/ [adverb]doing things separately and in a particular order, rather than all together 一个一个地/一个接一个 One by one, the students were called in to be interviewed. 学生一个一个地被叫进去面试。 The toy is made so that when you hold the top square, the rest fall down one after another, making a clacking noise. 这种玩具，你拿着最上面的方块，其余的就会哗啦啦地一块接一块落下来。in turn /ɪn ˈtɜːʳn/ [adverb]one person, then the next, then the next etc 依次；接着 I was hard on my eldest son, and he, in turn, was mean to his little brother. 我对大儿子很严厉，而他接着就对他弟弟凶。 We distribute the book to charities, and those organizations in turn give the books to needy children. 我们把书分配给慈善机构，慈善机构再把书转送给需要的儿童。take turnsalsotake it in turnsBritish /ˌteɪk ˈtɜːʳnz, ˌteɪk ɪt ɪn ˈtɜːʳns/ [verb phrase]if two or more peopletake turns ortake it in turns to do something, they decide to do it in order, one person after another, so that it is shared equally and fairly 轮流，依次 Small children find it almost impossible to take turns. 要幼童轮流做事几乎是不可能的。take turns doing something We take turns doing the dishes. 我们轮流洗盘子。take turns to do something Mandy and Debbie took it in turns to look after the baby. 曼迪和戴比轮流照看孩子。