orderly

Fonética

Estadounidense /ˈɔːrdərli/Inglés /ˈɔːdəli/

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and dissidents in its own region; never previously in the friendly and orderly West
Fuente:www.economist.com
It was how much richer Japan felt than anywhere else I'd been in Asia; how exquisitely clean and orderly Tokyo was compared to any other Asian city
Fuente:www.bbc.com
Regulators are supposed to be able to “resolve” a failing bank in an orderly fashion over a weekend by following a plan to wipe out shareholders and write down convertible bonds (or convert them to equity )
Fuente:www.economist.com
Regulators are supposed to be able to “resolve” a failing bank in an orderly fashion over a weekend by following a plan to wipe out shareholders and write down convertible bonds (or convert them to equity )
Fuente:www.economist.com
But all three, he added, were also putting “more behind-the-scenes planning in place for what you might call an orderly transition from a dominant American security umbrella”.
Fuente:www.economist.com