Translation guide
Expressing that something must be done in a precise, unchangeable sequence or that rules must be followed exactly.
Describing that actions or items must follow a specific, unchangeable order.
Literally 'in accordance with the order'. Used when steps or items must be processed exactly as listed or arranged.
Describing a situation where rules, hierarchy, or discipline are rigidly enforced.
Means 'discipline is strict'. Used for schools, military, or organizations with rigid rules.
Giving a direct order that must be obeyed without question.
A strict command or order, often from a superior. Used in formal or military contexts.
The English phrase 'strict order' can be ambiguous. In Japanese, you must choose the right expression based on whether you mean a fixed sequence (順番), rigid rules (規律), or a command (命令). A direct translation like '厳しい順番' is unnatural.
Please arrange the documents in strict order.
Means 'in the decided/determined order'. Emphasizes that the order has been set and must be followed.
Please proceed with the procedures in the prescribed order.
Similar to 順番通りに, but slightly more formal. Often used in manuals or official instructions.
Please assemble in strict order.
This school has strict order.
Literally 'strict order/sequence'. Used in formal contexts to describe an unalterable sequence.
The ceremony is conducted in strict order.
Refers to a strict hierarchy or pecking order, often in social or corporate settings.
That company has a strict order of rank.
A strict order came from the boss.
Literally 'strict order/command'. A straightforward way to say a command is strict.
He gave a strict order.