How is the word orden translated from Spanish to English
Mandato oficial que se da a alguien.
An official order given to someone.
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Mandato oficial que se da a alguien.
An official order given to someone.
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See how the word “orden” is used in sentences
Los soldados esperaban la orden. — The soldiers waited for the command.
El capitán les ordenó parar. — The captain commanded them to stop.
El general tiene el mando supremo de las tropas. — The general has ultimate command over the troops.
Escribe el comando y pulsa intro. — Type the command and press enter.
Su dominio del español es impresionante. — Her command of Spanish is impressive.
Dio la orden con voz tranquila. — He gave the command in a calm voice.
No se le puede ordenar a alguien que sea honesto. — You can't command someone to be honest.
¿Respetas su mando en esta situación? — Do you respect his command in this situation?
El comando falló con un error. — The command failed with an error.
Admiro su dominio de la teoría musical. — I admire his command of music theory.
¿La orden se dio por escrito? — Was the command given in writing?
No me ordenes en ese tono. — Don't command me in that tone.
Aceptó su mando sin dudarlo. — She accepted his command without hesitation.
¿Qué comando borra el archivo? — Which command deletes the file?
¿Tienes un buen dominio del programa? — Do you have a good command of the software?
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