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No. 6,394 in Catalan

ordino

"Ordino" means "I order" or "I arrange" in English.

In a sentence

  • Jo ordino els papers de l'escriptori cada setmana.

    I organize the papers on the desk every week.

    In this sentence, 'ordino' is used in the sense of 'organize' or 'put in order' referring to arranging items in a structured manner.

  • Quan cuinem, jo ordino com han de seguir les passos.

    When we cook, I dictate how the steps should be followed.

    Here, 'ordino' is used to mean 'dictate' or 'command', indicating instructing others on procedures to follow.

  • Jo ordino al cambrer que ens porti les begudes ara mateix.

    I order the waiter to bring us the drinks right away.

    In this context, 'ordino' means 'order' or 'command' in a more authoritative sense, giving instructions to someone.

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