No. 5,470 in Spanish
ordena
"Ordena" means "he/she/it orders" or "commands."
In a sentence
Ella ordena su habitación todos los días.
She tidies up her room every day.
In this sentence, 'ordena' is used as the verb 'ordenar,' which means 'to organize' or 'to tidy up,' conjugated in the third person singular of the present tense.
El jefe ordena que completemos el informe antes del viernes.
The boss orders us to complete the report by Friday.
Here, 'ordena' is used as the verb 'ordenar,' meaning 'to order' or 'to command,' and indicates a formal directive given by a superior.
La aplicación ordena las imágenes por fecha.
The application sorts the images by date.
In this case, 'ordena' is used in the context of a system or tool, meaning to 'arrange' or 'sort' items, showing its utility in an organizational context.
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