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1 порядок
ч1) (лад, упорядкованість) order, arrangementприводити в порядок — to put in order; to arrange, to adjust, to tidy, to settle; to set ( to put) to rights; to get things square ( straight)
2) ( послідовність) sequence, consecution, orderпослідовний порядок — consecutive order; sequence, succession
порядок виконання комп. — execution order
по порядку — in order, in succession, one after another
робити по порядку — to proceed regularly, to do things methodically (systematically, one after another)
3) ( спосіб) order, procedure, manner; form; courseпорядок голосування — method of voting, voting procedure
запроваджений порядок роботи — ( accepted) procedure, routine
законним порядком — legally; in legal form
в пожежному порядку — hastily, helter-skelter
4) військ. order, formation, arrayбойовий порядок — battle dispositions; battle formation
5)порядки мн. — usages, customs
6) мат. degree; order7)до порядку! (на засіданні) — order!, order!
порядок денний (на засіданні) — agenda; order of business, order of the day
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2 розпорядок
чorder, arrangement, routine, rule; regulationsправила внутрішнього розпорядку — inner-office ( inner-factory) regulations
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