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['ɔːdəlɪ] 1.1) (well-regulated) [queue, line, file, rank] ordinato; [arrangement, pattern] regolare; [mind, system] metodico; [lifestyle, society] (ben) regolatoin an orderly fashion o manner — [leave etc.] in modo ordinato, disciplinatamente
2) (calm) [crowd, demonstration, debate] tranquillo2.1) mil. piantone m.2) med. inserviente m. e f.* * *adjective (well-behaved; quiet: an orderly queue of people.) ordinato* * *orderly /ˈɔ:dəlɪ/A a.ordinato; in ordine; metodico; composto; corretto; regolare; tranquillo: an orderly room, una stanza ordinata (o in ordine); an orderly mind [person], una mente [una persona] ordinata; an orderly citizen, un cittadino tranquillo; orderly behaviour, comportamento composto (o corretto)B n.1 (mil.) attendente● orderly bin, cassetta per i rifiuti ( collocata lungo la strada) □ (mil.) the orderly book, il registro degli ordini dati □ (mil.) the orderly officer, l'ufficiale di giornata (o di picchetto) □ (mil.) the orderly room, l'ufficio di compagnia; la fureria.* * *['ɔːdəlɪ] 1.1) (well-regulated) [queue, line, file, rank] ordinato; [arrangement, pattern] regolare; [mind, system] metodico; [lifestyle, society] (ben) regolatoin an orderly fashion o manner — [leave etc.] in modo ordinato, disciplinatamente
2) (calm) [crowd, demonstration, debate] tranquillo2.1) mil. piantone m.2) med. inserviente m. e f.
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