動詞
落命令,叫人做某啲嘢 to issue orders or appointments
政府下令回收呢兩隻瘦身產品。
政府下令回收呢两只瘦身产品。
zing3 fu2 haa6 ling6 wui4 sau1 ni1 loeng5 zek3 sau3 san1 caan2 ban2. The government ordered the recall of two slimming products.
Definitions (Wiktionary)
verb
to order; to give an order (syn.) 指令, 责令, 申令, 責令, 饬令, 吩咐, 責成, 飭令, 责成, 號令, 号令, 命令, 令
There are rumours that the Chinese government intervened in the stock market. Shanghai Composite Index bounced to above 2000 points in the afternoon trading period.
On 4 Jan, 1951, the Chinese People's Volunteer Army and the Korean People's Army entered Seoul. On 8 Jan, the KPA occupied Incheon, and the Chinese and North Korean forces reached the 37th parallel on all fronts. Peng Dehuai ordered the cessation of the attack due to difficulty in supplies, and ended the third campaign.
Mandarin
缅甸军政权下令枪杀四名囚犯,其中一名是昂山素季的政党—民盟的前议员,另一名是一个著名的反对派人士。
緬甸軍政權下令槍殺四名囚犯,其中一名是昂山素季的政黨—民盟的前議員,另一名是一個著名的反對派人士。
miǎn diàn jūn zhèng quán xià lìng qiāng shā sì míng qiú fàn , qí zhōng yī míng shì áng shān sù jì de zhèng dǎng - mín méng de qián yì yuán , lìng yī míng shì yī ge zhù míng de fǎn duì pài rén shì .
The Burmese military junta order the execution of 4 prisoners by shooting, one of them was a former legislator of the NLD—Aung San Suu Kyi's political party, and another was a prominent anti-government activist.
Mandarin
要是他没有下令做这个调查她本可以瞒天过海好多年
要是他沒有下令做這個調查她本可以瞞天過海好多年
yào shì tā méi yǒu xià lìng zuò zhè ge diào chá tā běn kě yǐ mán tiān guò hǎi hǎo duō nián
If he didn't order this investigation, she could have flown under the radar for years.
The Court of First Instance may order any person holding an interest in realisable property to make such payment to the receiver in respect of any beneficial interest held by the defendant or, as the case may be, the recipient of a gift caught by this Ordinance as the Court of First Instance may direct and the Court of First Instance may, on the payment being made, by order transfer, grant or extinguish any interest in the property.