orderly 音标拼音: ['ɔrdɚli]
a . 有秩序的,整齐的,值班的
n . 传令兵,勤务兵
ad . 依次地,顺序地
有秩序的,整齐的,值班的传令兵,勤务兵依次地,顺序地
orderly 按序
orderly adj 1 :
devoid of violence or disruption ; "
an orderly crowd confronted the president " [
ant : {
disorderly }]
2 :
clean or organized ; "
her neat dress "; "
a neat room " [
synonym :
{
neat }, {
orderly }]
n 1 :
a soldier who serves as an attendant to a superior officer ;
"
the orderly laid out the general '
s uniform "
2 :
a male hospital attendant who has general duties that do not involve the medical treatment of patients [
synonym : {
orderly },
{
hospital attendant }]
Orderly \
Or "
der *
ly \,
n .;
pl . {
Orderlies }.
1 . (
Mil .)
A noncommissioned officer or soldier who attends a superior officer to carry his orders ,
or to render other service .
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1913 Webster ]
Orderlies were appointed to watch the palace .
--
Macaulay .
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2 .
A street sweeper . [
Eng .] --
Mayhew .
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1913 Webster ]
Orderly \
Or "
der *
ly \,
a .
1 .
Conformed to order ;
in order ;
regular ;
as ,
an orderly course or plan . --
Milton .
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2 .
Observant of order ,
authority ,
or rule ;
hence ,
obedient ;
quiet ;
peaceable ;
not unruly ;
as ,
orderly children ;
an orderly community .
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3 .
Performed in good or established order ;
well -
regulated .
"
An orderly . . .
march ." --
Clarendon .
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4 .
Being on duty ;
keeping order ;
conveying orders .
"
Aids -
de -
camp and orderly men ." --
Sir W .
Scott .
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{
Orderly book } (
Mil .),
a book for every company ,
in which the general and regimental orders are recorded .
{
Orderly officer },
the officer of the day ,
or that officer of a corps or regiment whose turn it is to supervise for the day the arrangements for food ,
cleanliness ,
etc . --
Farrow .
{
Orderly room }.
(
a )
The court of the commanding officer ,
where charges against the men of the regiment are tried .
(
b )
The office of the commanding officer ,
usually in the barracks ,
whence orders emanate . --
Farrow .
{
Orderly sergeant },
the first sergeant of a company .
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Orderly \
Or "
der *
ly \,
adv .
According to due order ;
regularly ;
methodically ;
duly .
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You are blunt ;
go to it orderly . --
Shak .
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213 Moby Thesaurus words for "
orderly ":
Ganymede ,
Hebe ,
X -
ray technician ,
accordant ,
accurate ,
adjutant ,
airline hostess ,
airline stewardess ,
aligned ,
alike ,
always ,
anesthetist ,
arranged ,
arrayed ,
assistant ,
assorted ,
at every turn ,
at peace ,
attendant ,
automatic ,
balanced ,
batman ,
bellboy ,
bellhop ,
bellman ,
bloodless ,
bootblack ,
boots ,
businesslike ,
cabin boy ,
caddie ,
calm ,
categorized ,
chipper ,
chore boy ,
civil ,
civilized ,
classified ,
composed ,
concinnate ,
concinnous ,
concordant ,
connected ,
consecutive ,
consistent ,
consonant ,
constant ,
constantly ,
constituted ,
continually ,
continuous ,
conventional ,
copyboy ,
correct ,
correspondent ,
courteous ,
cupbearer ,
decorous ,
dietitian ,
disciplined ,
disorderly ,
disposed ,
dresser ,
equable ,
equal ,
errand boy ,
errand girl ,
euphonic ,
euphonical ,
euphonious ,
even ,
exact ,
fixed ,
flat ,
flowing ,
fluent ,
footboy ,
formal ,
general ,
gofer ,
graded ,
grouped ,
habitual ,
halcyon ,
harmonious ,
harmonized ,
homogeneous ,
hospital administrator ,
hostess ,
idyllic ,
immutable ,
in apple -
pie order ,
in hand ,
invariable ,
invariably ,
joined ,
laboratory technician ,
law -
abiding ,
level ,
like clockwork ,
mannerly ,
marshaled ,
measured ,
mechanical ,
menial ,
messenger ,
methodic ,
methodical ,
methodically ,
methodized ,
meticulous ,
monolithic ,
natural ,
naturalistic ,
naturistic ,
neat ,
never otherwise ,
normal ,
normalized ,
of a piece ,
office boy ,
office girl ,
ordered ,
organized ,
pacific ,
page ,
pastoral ,
peaceable ,
peaceful ,
peacetime ,
persistent ,
physical therapist ,
physiotherapist ,
piping ,
placed ,
polite ,
precious ,
precise ,
precisian ,
precisionist ,
punctilious ,
puristic ,
quiet ,
radiographer ,
radiotherapist ,
ranged ,
ranked ,
realistic ,
regular ,
regular as clockwork ,
regularized ,
regularly ,
regulated ,
restful ,
robotlike ,
routine ,
routinized ,
scrupulous ,
sequent ,
sequential ,
serene ,
serial ,
servant ,
shipshape ,
smooth ,
smooth -
sounding ,
snug ,
soft ,
sorted ,
squire ,
stable ,
standardized ,
steadfast ,
steadily ,
steady ,
steward ,
stewardess ,
sweet ,
symmetrical ,
synchronized ,
systematic ,
systematically ,
systematized ,
systemized ,
tender ,
tidy ,
tight ,
trainbearer ,
tranquil ,
tripping ,
typical ,
unbroken ,
unchangeable ,
unchanged ,
unchanging ,
undeviating ,
undifferentiated ,
undiversified ,
unexceptional ,
uniform ,
uninterrupted ,
unruffled ,
untroubled ,
unvaried ,
unvarying ,
usher ,
usual ,
well -
behaved ,
well -
mannered ,
well -
ordered ,
well -
regulated ,
without exception ,
yeoman
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