Italian word
ordine
order (purchase order); order (instruction); tidiness; religious/professional order
Looks like
order
a command; an arrangement; a purchase order; a monastic community
⚠️ The trap
Mostly equivalent. Note 'ordine del giorno' (agenda for a meeting) and 'all'ordine del giorno' (on the agenda / very common nowadays). In professional guilds, 'ordine' refers to the official body (Ordine degli Avvocati = Bar Association).
To say "a command; an arrangement; a purchase order; a monastic community" in Italian:
ordine (order in all senses)
"ordine" in English means:
order (purchase order); order (instruction); tidiness; religious/professional order
Example
"Abbiamo ricevuto un ordine di diecimila pezzi dal cliente tedesco."
"We received an order of ten thousand pieces from the German client."
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