What does "order about" mean?

To give commands to someone constantly British term for bossing someone around.

How do you use "order about" in a sentence?

I won't be ordered about! She orders everyone about. Stop ordering me about.

Phrasal Verb BritishAustralian ★★★☆☆ Moderate Neutral

Significado: To give commands to someone constantly

对人发号施令、颐指气使

Dar órdenes a alguien constantemente

あれこれ指図する、命令ばかりする

이래라저래라 지시하다, 명령만 하다

British term for bossing someone around.

不断对别人发号施令。这是英式英语中相当于"boss around"的表达。

Expresión británica equivalente a "boss around" (mangonear).

人にあれこれ命令すること。イギリス英語で「boss around」に相当する表現。

누군가에게 계속 이것저것 지시하는 영국식 표현.

Base verb: order

Particle: about

Separable: Yes — the object can go between the verb and particle

I won't be ordered about!
我不会任人摆布！
¡No me dejaré mangonear!
私は言いなりにはならない！
나는 시키는 대로만 하지 않을 거야!
She orders everyone about.
她对每个人都发号施令
Ella manda a todos
彼女はみんなにあれこれ指図する
그녀는 모든 사람에게 이래라저래라 한다.
Stop ordering me about.
别再对我发号施令了
Deja de darme órdenes
私にあれこれ命令するのをやめて
나한테 이래라저래라 하지 마.

Contexto: commands, domination, annoyance

Tono: indignant

From constantly giving orders.

Era: Modern

Generation: All ages

Social background: Universal