orderly in Japanese
orderly in Japanese is 整然 — orderly means neat, tidy, and well arranged.
orderly in Japanese
整然
Pronounced: seizen
What does "orderly" mean?
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adj Neat, tidy, and well arranged.
"The students filed out of the classroom in an orderly line."
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adj Peaceful and well-behaved; not disruptive.
"The crowd remained orderly throughout the long wait."
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noun A hospital worker who handles non-medical tasks such as moving patients or equipment.
"The orderly wheeled the patient down to radiology."
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orderly in a sentence
- The students filed out of the classroom in an orderly line.
- She kept an orderly kitchen despite her hectic schedule.
- The crowd remained orderly throughout the long wait.
- The orderly wheeled the patient down to radiology.
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What is "orderly" in Japanese?
"orderly" in Japanese is 整然. orderly means: Neat, tidy, and well arranged.
How do you pronounce 整然?
"orderly" in Japanese is 整然, pronounced "seizen".
How do you use "orderly" in a sentence?
Example: "The students filed out of the classroom in an orderly line." In Japanese, "orderly" is 整然.
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