take orders (verb)

1. The designer takes orders for custom-made dresses.

2. The priest takes orders from the bishop for the upcoming ceremony.

3. The man gets down on one knee and takes orders to marry his girlfriend.

4. The director takes orders from the producer to change the script for the film.

1. In the animated show, the main character works at a fast-food restaurant and must take orders from customers.

2. The mystical creature, known as a goblin, was bound by a magic spell to take orders from anyone who possessed a certain talisman.

3. In the comic book series, the superhero can use telepathy to take orders from his teammates without the need for verbal communication.

4. The waiter at the fancy restaurant not only provides excellent service but also takes orders in a creative and visually appealing way by drawing the meals before serving them.