English–Chinese
“order” in Chinese
How to say “order” in Chinese
“Order” in Chinese is 订 (dìng).
A way of securing something from a provider, either for one planned occasion or for continued use.
Example sentences with 订
他每个月都订一本杂志。tā měi gè yuè dōu dìng yì běn zá zhì
He subscribes to a magazine every month.
Tips for using 订
- In everyday conversation, the object after this verb identifies what is being arranged, so the same pattern works for meals, tickets, rooms, and ongoing services.
Other Chinese words for “order”
你可以在网站上查看你的订单吗？nǐ ké yǐ zài wǎng zhàn shàng chá kàn nǐ de dìng dān ma
Can you check your order on the website?
我在网上订购了两件衣服。wǒ zài wǎng shàng dìng gòu le liǎng jiàn yī fú
I ordered two items of clothing online.
上司下令我们今天加班。shàng sī xià lìng wǒ men jīn tiān jiā bān
The supervisor ordered us to work overtime today.
老板命令他立刻离开。láo bǎn mìng lìng tā lì kè lí kāi
The boss ordered him to leave immediately.
请大家遵守秩序。qǐng dà jiā zūn shǒu zhì xù
Everyone, please maintain order.
请按顺序排队。qǐng àn shùn xù pái duì
Please line up in order.
我想在网上点餐。wǒ xiǎng zài wǎng shàng diǎn cān
I want to order food online.