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arrangement; rappel; ordre du jour; programme d'une conférence; article |
| arts. |
commander |
| automat. |
signal d'ordre |
| bank. |
assignation de paiement; ordonnance de paiement |
| chem. |
taux; suite |
| comp. |
degré; directive; position (de chiffre); rang |
| comp., MS |
commande (A confirmed request for delivery of goods and services based on specified terms. An order is a quote that has been accepted by a customer); ordre de plan (The order in which objects are placed in a layer. An object higher in the stack will cover up (appear on top of) one lower in the stack) |
| earth.sc., transp. |
ordre d'une optique |
| fin. |
ordre de bourse |
| IT |
commande; ordre |
| IT, tech. |
rangement; instruction; classement |
| law |
arrêté; ordonnance |
| ling. |
impératif m |
| market., fin. |
bon de paiement |
| math. |
relation d'ordre |
| mech.eng. |
ordre de commande |
| nat.sc. |
ordre (ordo) |
| patents. |
décision; directives; prescription; disposition; für Einzelfälle auch: ordre; décréter; décret; règlement; mandat; décider |
| tech., coal. |
succession; séquence |
| work.fl., IT |
ordonner; regroupement; ordonnancement |
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classer; ranger |
| IT, tech. |
ordonner |
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order 1. A direction or command of a court. In this sense it is often used synonymously with judgment. 2. The document bearing the seal of the court recording its judgment in a case v | |
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| environ. |
ordre |
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| gen. |
ordonnances |
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| abbr., met. |
ord. |
| abbr., mil., nautic. |
or; ord; odr |
| mil., logist. |
Oral or written expression of the commander's decision, giving precise instructions which can be implemented, generally at short notice and within clearly defined conditions. 2. A communication, written, oral, or by signal, which conveys instructions from a superior to a subordinate. (UKR/NATO) |
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omnidirectional digital radar |
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| law, abbr. |
O. |
