or·der a·bout
phrasal verborder somebody around
(also order somebody about especially in British English)
- (disapproving) to keep telling somebody what to do in a way that is annoying or unpleasant
（不断地）支使，命令，使唤 - It was obvious he was used to ordering people around.
看得出来，他已经习惯了对人发号施令。 - Stop trying to order me around!
别老是对我呼来喝去的！
- It was obvious he was used to ordering people around.