place an order

Verb

Meaning

place an order (third-person singular simple present places an order, present participle placing an order, simple past and past participle placed an order)

To order something; to submit an order for a product.

Source: en.wiktionary.org

Synonyms

purchase call for

Antonyms

afford lend donate

Examples

The others advised her to place an order, wait a couple of weeks for the bicycle to be delivered from the manufacturer, then another week or so for it to be built by the store. Source: Internet

Contact the Original Ninfa’s Uptown at 346-335-2404 to place an order. Source: Internet

A successful DRS Device Registration is a requirement for subscription – a device must be registered and subscribed to successfully place an order. Source: Internet

In its ‘New Retail’ model, consumers will be able to discover nearby pharmacies, groceries and other shops to place an order and get instant deliveries. Source: Internet

I think it important that you were saying try not to let the relationship with your customer just die off after they place an order. Source: Internet

If you used an online gift card to place an order then your refund will be issued back onto your gift card for future use at recchiuti. Source: Internet

Close letter words and terms

place a priority on place alongside place an embargo on place an order for place as collateral place back