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1 ordre
order, command* * *subst. [ bestilling] order, orders subst. [ beskjed] command subst. [ instruks] instruction, instructions subst. [ befaling] order, command subst. (adlyde en ordre) obey an order subst. [ edb] instruction (f.eks. ) subst. [ bestilling] order (løpende ordre) standing order (parere ordre) obey, toe the line (effektuere en ordre) execute an order, fill an order (edb) (foreløbig ordre) (edb) presumptive instruction (gi et firma en ordre) place an order with a firm (handle etter ordre) act by (el. according to) order (laget på ordre) made to order (nærmere ordre) further instructions (skriftlig ordre) written order (utføre ordre) carry out an order, execute (el. fill) an order (utstede en ordre) give (el. issue) an order -
2 bestille
book, order* * *verb. order, book, commission, place an order, reserve verb. [ utføre] do verb. [forlange, sikre seg] bespeak, order, engage -
3 avgi bestilling
verb. (handel) place an order -
4 avgi en ordre
verb. place an order -
5 ordre hos
(plassere en ordre hos) (et firma) place an order with (a firm) -
6 plassere en ordre hos
(handel) place an order with -
7 forføyning
subst. (jus) measure, step, action (jus) (midlertidig forføyning) interim court order (to secure claim) (jus) (stille til ens forføyning) place at somebody's disposal -
8 stand
subst. standing subst. [ tilstand] condition, state, order, class, group subst. [ på utstillinger] stand subst. [ vannstand] water level, height of tide (i utmerket stand) in perfect condition (komme i stand) (finne sted) take place (komme i stand) be arranged, be brought about (komme i stand) be realized
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