词汇 | out-of-order |
释义 | out of orderidiommainly UKinformal If something someone says or does is out of order, it is unpleasant or not suitable and it is likely to upset or offend people: 不妥的;惹人讨厌的 His behaviour in the meeting was out of order.他在会上的行为不妥。 Being suitable or unsuitable age-barred appropriately be made for someone/somethingidiom become befit dress/look/act the partidiom extravagantly face fill/fit the billidiom find your own levelidiom level make order part someone's face doesn't fitidiom suit suit someone (right) down to the groundidiom unsympathetically unworthy whitelist You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Making people sad, shocked and upset out of order | American Dictionaryout of orderidiom not operating because it is broken: I’m afraid we have to walk up the stairs – the elevator is out of order. out of order | Business Englishout of order adjective[ after noun ] ukus machines that are out of order are broken or not working correctly: All elevators in the building are currently out of order. LAW remarks or actions that are out of order are not acceptable under the rules: Proposals to amend the tax laws were ruled out of order by legal advisers. |
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