No. 174 in Japanese
注文
Order (as in placing an order).
In a sentence
私はレストランでパスタを注文しました。
I ordered pasta at the restaurant.
In this sentence, '注文' means placing an order for food in a restaurant.
あの作家の新しい本を注文しました。
I ordered the new book by that author.
Here, '注文' is used to describe placing an order for a product, specifically a book.
私は明日の会議の議題にいくつか注文があります。
I have some requests regarding the topics of tomorrow's meeting.
In this context, '注文' refers to making requests or suggestions about something.
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