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out of order
idiommainly 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。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
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
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Making people sad, shocked and upset
out of order | American Dictionary
out of order
idiom
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 English
out 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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