11. a brotherhood of monks, friars, or knights: orden
12. by order: sa utos
13. call to order, ask to be quiet and start work: magpatahimik, patahimikin (upang magsimula)
14. in order, in the right arrangement: nasa ayos, maayos
15. in order that, in order to, so that, with the aim that, for the purpose of: upang, sa hangaring, sa layuning
16. made to order: pasadya, ipinasadya
17. to order about or around, to send here and there, to tell to do this and that: utus-utusan, sugu-suguin
18. order of the day, the way things are, the way people are doing things, the style: kalakaran, moda, uso, takbo
19. out of order means (a) not working right: sira, may sira, may diperensiya (b) against the rules (of a meeting): labag sa tuntunin (c) in the wrong arrangement or condition: wala sa ayos, magulo
orderly
adj.
1. in order, with regular arrangement, method or system: maayos, nasa ayos, areglado
2. keeping order, well-behaved or regulated: disiplinado
n.
1. an attendant, e.g. in a hospital: katulong,
2. servant: utusan
3. a non-commissioned officer or private soldier who attends a superior officer: tagaganap
charge
v.
1. to ask as a price, put a price on: sumingil, singilin, maghalaga, halagahan, magpabayad, papagbayarin
1. to give a person the right or power to do something: magbigay (bigyan) ng karapatan (kapangyarihan)
2. to order or impose a duty: mag-atas, atasan, mag-utos, utusan
3. to put into active service: iserbisyo
irap
v.
umirap (-um-) to give a sullen glance. Umirap siya nang utusan ko. She just closed her eyes and turned away when I made my request. (She made a face and turned away when I asked her to do something for me.) mang-irap, irapan (mang-:i-an)
v.
Nang-irap na naman ang supladang babae. That snobbish girl just closed her eyes and turned away again. (That snob did it again, she made a face at me and turned away.)
to command, to give an order. Nag-utos ang sarhento sa mga sundalo. The sergeant gave orders to the soldiers. Utusan mo si Sabel sa palengke. Send Sabel to the market (to buy something)