running order
The term "running order" is widely used in event planning and broadcasting to ensure smooth operations, as well as in maintenance to indicate operational readiness.
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Definition
B2Events
(general)The sequence in which performances, presentations, or activities are arranged to take place.
Example
- The concert's running order was carefully planned to keep the audience engaged.
- The event coordinator adjusted the running order to accommodate a late arrival.
C1Broadcasting
(technical)A detailed plan or schedule outlining the sequence of segments or programs to be aired.
Example
- The producer shared the running order with the crew before the live broadcast.
- Changes to the running order were made to include a breaking news segment.
B2Maintenance
(technical)A state indicating that a machine or device is functioning correctly and ready for use.
Example
- Ensure the equipment is in running order before starting the operation.
- The technician confirmed that the generator was in running order after the repairs.
Similar
Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "running order":
order of the dayorder of servicein orderline uporder of businessstanding orderordered setback orderfirst order of the dayopen ordermarching ordersordered ring