ele ordena

orders, commands

ɔ ɾ d ɛ n ɐ → ordenar

orden to command, to order + a you command / he, she, or it present tense

verb · 3rd-person singular, present tense / 2nd-person singular Rare #38,887

orders, commands Can mean giving someone an order or commanding that something be done.

PO: O chefe ordena que todos saiam.

EN: The boss orders everyone to leave.

Conjugation of ordenar

Indicative present

	Singular	Plural
First	ordeno	—
Third	ordena	—

Imperative

	Singular	Plural
Second	ordena	—
Third	ordene	—

Fall ill, great one, and command that your ceremony heal you!

— Henrique V (1989)

Do as you're told!

— Замри-умри-воскресни! (1990)

Your Majesty, the Emperor orders you to return to your quarters.

— A Maldição da Flor Dourada (2006)

What do you order, Your Ladyship?

— Guerra e Paz (1968)

You don't order others to stay!

— O Senhor dos Anéis: As Duas Torres (2002)

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