🇬🇧 Order meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

"Order" is how things or people are arranged, one after another, in a certain way. When you line up your toys from smallest to biggest, that’s an order. When your class stands in a line from shortest to tallest, that’s an order too. Order is the special pattern or plan that decides who or what comes first, second, third, and so on.

We tried to stand in alphabetical order, but someone forgot their own name halfway through.

My cereal pieces were in a beautiful order around the bowl until I created a spoon tornado.

We put our shoes in order by stink level, and the last pair had to be stored outside the house.

The class photo was supposed to be in neat order, but the back row was just a row of blinking and sneezing.

I sorted my homework pages in order, then the wind turned them into a flying paper parade.

Tom had ten toy cars. He put them in order by color on the floor. His sister moved one and made a new order by size. Tom felt sad, then Dad saw the order and helped make a neat order by color again. Tom smiled at the order, held a car, and felt calm.

This word is at the B1 level, which means it’s important for understanding and discussing familiar topics like work, school, or leisure. Words at this level help you express your thoughts, opinions, and experiences with more detail.

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