Examples of using "Ordine" in a sentence and their english translations:
Are you tidy?
Order, please.
Here's your order.
Check your order.
Is that an order?
- This is an order.
- That's an order.
He's completing your order.
- Everything is OK.
- Everything is fine.
- All is well.
- Everything is alright.
- Everything's fine.
- Everything's OK.
- Everything is good.
- Everything is going fine.
- It's all right!
- That's an order.
- That's an order!
It's an order.
Put your books in order.
Wait until further notice.
What happened to our order?
There is a problem with your order.
Is there a problem with your order?
Put your affairs in order.
He put his room in order.
I have to give in to his order.
- This is an order.
- That's an order!
That's an order, Tom.
- Everything's in order.
- Everything is in order.
This is the last order.
Where's my order?
Consider this an order.
He put his affairs in order.
Why are you packing up?
I'm still waiting for my order.
Is there a problem with my order?
There is a problem with my order.
This must result in order.
Everything's in order here.
Everything should be in order.
Everything's in order here.
Wait until further notice.
What happened to our order?
Your order is ready.
I am giving you an order.
Now everything's OK.
I want to declutter my apartment.
- You're tidy.
- He's tidy.
- He's neat.
- Your wish is my command.
- Your wish is a command for me.
You're tidy.
- I am tidying my office.
- I'm tidying my office.
The teacher called the students in alphabetical order.
see that everything is in order.
I'm still waiting for my order.
He listened to his CDs at random.
- I hope everything is okay.
- I hope that everything is okay.
- I hope that everything is in order.
Put your books in order.
Make your room tidy.
Tom has an agenda.
Is that a request or an order?
Your order has been submitted.
He put his room in order.
Tickets will be allotted in order of application.
Your wish is a command for me.
I think you have sent me a wrong order.
We're tidy.
I tidy my room almost every day.
Sure, but it's not exactly tidy.
Try to put these papers in order.
Please get these papers out of the way.
- Tom thought everything was in order.
- Tom thought that everything was in order.
He's neat.
He's neat, isn't he?
- We ought to sort the students' names alphabetically.
- We should sort the students' names alphabetically.
She tidies her daughter's room every day.
Even if you leave the order of the words the same
The teacher lined the children up in order of height.
All the names are listed in alphabetical order.
She always keeps her room in good order.
He asked the general to take back his order.
His wish is a command for me.
His room is always in good order.
Tom's room is always neat.
Your wish is a command for me.
Sir, that CD is available only by special order.
- It was my turn to clean the room.
- It was my turn to straighten up the room.
It happened because I cleared out my mind.
And then there's second-order effects,
Yes of course. It's not tidy, but please.
Tom isn't tidy.
- Everything is all right now.
- Everything's OK now.
- Everything's all right now.
- It's all right now.
- Now everything's OK.
Attached is the tentative agenda.
My nephew seldom puts his things in order.
When I give an order I would like it to be executed!
He's very tidy, isn't he?
facing steep odds against life-enabling order
Sir, that CD is available only by special order.