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Galia Posted 18 years ago
Vocabulary

Phrase

Hey,

I have a question- when someone say: "allocated to your order", what does he mean?
I encountered this saying in an e-mail from a supplier in my workplace.
I asked him about this order.
Does it mean that the orser is ready?
That's a strange saying...

Thanks in advance for anyone who will answer,

Galia
  

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Hi, I have a question- when someone say: "allocated to your order", what does he mean? I encountered this saying in an e-mail from a supplier in my workplace. I asked him about this order.

— Clive

  • Hi, I have a question- when someone say: "allocated to your order", what does he mean?
  • I encountered this saying in an e-mail from a supplier in my workplace.
  • I asked him about this order.
  • Does it mean that the orser is ready?
  • That's a strange saying...
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Hi,

I have a question- when someone say: "allocated to your order", what does he mean?
I encountered this saying in an e-mail from a supplier in my workplace.
I asked him about this order.
Does it mean that the orser is ready?
That's a strange saying...
It sounds like it means 'We have the things that you have ordered. We are going to give them to you and not to someon
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Thank You Clive, you really helped me.

Galia
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