order[(1)togiveacommand;(2)totellsomeonewhattodo;(3)acommand;(4)thecorrectornormalwaythingsareorganized;(5)apeacefulsituationinwhichpeopleobeylaws]

Thesergeantorderedthemarchingsoldierstohalt.(1)

Thecourtorderedelectionofficialstocountthevotesagain.(2)

Youhavenochoicebuttoobeytheorder.(3)

ThePresidentspokeaboutanewworldorder.(4)

Policestoppedtheriotingandreturnedordertothecity.(5)

organize[(1)toputinorder;(2)toputtogetherintoasystem]

Heneededafewminutestoorganizehisthoughts.(1)

Shewillhelphimorganizethematerialforhisbook.(2)

other[(1)different;(2)ofanotherkind;(3)theremainingoneoronesoftwoormore]

Anyotherwomanwouldhavelefthim.(1)

Hewantedalifeotherthanhisown.(2)

Thatmanisshort;theotheristall.(3)

our[oforbelongingtous]

Weateourdinnerinthepark.

oust[(1)toforcetoleave;(2)toremovebyforce]

Thesoldiersoustedthefarmersfromthevillage.(1)

TherebelsoustedthePresident.(2)

out[(1)awayfromtheinside;(2)oppositeofin]

Hewalkedoutofthehouse.(1)

ShewasoutoftheofficewhenIarrived.(2)

over[(1)above;(2)covering;(3)across,inoroneverypartof]

Shelookedupastheplaneflewoverher.(1)

Hepulledtheblanketoverhissleepingdaughter.(2)

Shehastraveledallovertheworld.(3)

overthrow[(1)toremovefrompower;(2)todefeatorendbyforce]

ThepeopleofYugoslaviaoverthrewthePresident.(1)

Thereportsaidthegeneralswereplottingtooverthrowthegovernment.(2)

owe[topayorhavetorepay(usuallymoney)inreturnforsomethingreceived]

HowmuchdoIoweyouforthecoffee?

own[tohaveorpossessforoneself]

Hesaidheownedthecar.