順じゅん序じょ

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Common wordJLPTN2Freq.FrequencyTop 20,000

Meanings

Refers to the arrangement of things or events in a particular sequence, or the order in which actions should be performed.

Focuses on the prescribed sequence of actions in a process or method; often used in contexts like instructions or protocols.

〈物もの〉の順じゅん序じょを守まもるto follow the (proper) order of things
手て続つづきの順じゅん序じょを守まもってください。
Please follow the proper order of the procedure.
順じゅん序じょを間ま違ちがえるto get the order wrong
説せつ明めいの順じゅん序じょを間ま違ちがえてしまった。
I got the order of the explanation wrong.
順じゅん序じょどおりに〈動どう詞し〉to do something in the correct order
順じゅん序じょどおりに作さ業ぎょうを進すすめましょう。
Let's proceed with the work in the correct order.
順じゅん序じょを入いれ替かえるto swap the order of things
この二ふたつの項こう目もくの順じゅん序じょを入いれ替かえたほうがいい。
It would be better to swap the order of these two items.
順じゅん序じょが逆ぎゃくになるfor the order to become reversed
資し料りょうを並ならべたら順じゅん序じょが逆ぎゃくになっていた。
When I arranged the documents, the order turned out to be reversed.

順じゅん番ばんN3sense 1
順序 refers to the logical or prescribed sequence of items or steps, while 順番 emphasizes whose turn it is or the order of a queue.
手て順じゅんN2sense 2
手順 refers to the concrete, task-oriented steps of a procedure, while 順序 is the more general term for order or sequence.
配はい列れつN1
順序 focuses on the abstract order or sequence itself, while 配列 emphasizes the physical or logical act of arranging things into that order.
順じゅんN3
順序 is a more explicit, formal word for a sequence or order of steps, while 順 is shorter and often used as a suffix like 到着順.

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アルファベット順じゅん
順序 is a general word for 'order/sequence' of any kind, while アルファベット順 specifically means ordering by the letters of the alphabet.
次し第だいN3
順序 is the general word for order or sequence, while 次第 in this sense is used specifically for formal programs or agendas.
筋すじ道みちN1
順序 simply means the sequence or order of things, while 筋道 implies that this order also makes logical or coherent sense.
前ぜん後ごN3
順序 means 'order/sequence' in a general sense, while 前後 in this meaning specifically points to the relative order of what comes before and after.
ついでN2
順序 is the everyday modern word for 'order' or 'sequence', while the same sense of ついで is archaic and rarely used this way today.

無む秩ちつ序じょ sense 1
無秩序 means disorder or chaos, the opposite of the organized arrangement expressed by 順序.

順じゅん位いN2sense 1
順位 is a rank determined by comparison (e.g. 1st, 2nd place), whereas 順序 is simply the arrangement or sequence of items, not a ranking.
秩ちつ序じょN1
順序 refers to a sequence or order of steps (first, second, third), while 秩序 refers to a coherent, rule-based state of order, not a mere sequence.
順じゅん次じ
順序 is a noun meaning 'order/sequence' itself, while 順次 is an adverb describing the manner of proceeding in that order.
序じょ列れつ
順序 means the sequence or order of steps in a process, while 序列 means a hierarchical ranking of people or things by status.

通とおりN3sense 1
順序 is counted with 通り when referring to the number of possible sequences or arrangements, as in 三通りの順序.

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Compound of 順 (order, sequence) and 序 (order, beginning). The combination reinforces the idea of an ordered arrangement or sequence.