order logically

[ˈɔːrdər ˈlɒdʒɪkli]
verb phrase
ordenar logicamente
1. to arrange or organize something in a sequence that follows logical principles or rational reasoning
The teacher asked students to order logically the steps of the scientific method.
A professora pediu aos alunos que ordenassem logicamente os passos do método científico.
2. to structure information, ideas, or elements in a coherent and systematic way based on reason
You need to order logically your arguments before writing the essay.
Você precisa ordenar logicamente seus argumentos antes de escrever o ensaio.
3. to sequence or arrange according to a system of deductive or inductive reasoning
The programmer had to order logically the database queries for optimal performance.
O programador teve que ordenar logicamente as consultas do banco de dados para melhor desempenho.
In Brazilian academic and professional environments, 'ordenar logicamente' is widely used in education, business presentations, and software development. The concept emphasizes the importance of rational thinking and systematic presentation, which aligns with professional standards in both Brazil and Portugal. In the United States, this phrase is common in educational contexts and technical fields.
Synonyms / Sinônimos
arrange systematicallyorganize rationallystructure coherentlysequence methodicallyarrange in sequence
Antonyms / Antônimos
disorder randomlyarrange haphazardlyorganize chaoticallyjumble together

Regional Variations

General Brazilian
ordenar logicamente
Standard usage in academic and professional contexts
Rio de Janeiro
ordenar com lógica
Casual variation used in everyday speech
São Paulo
organizar logicamente
Common alternative emphasizing organization aspect
Portugal
ordenar logicamente
Same as Brazilian Portuguese; professional contexts primarily

Related Words

logical reasoningsystematic arrangementsequential orderingrational organizationcoherent structure

Related Idioms & Phrases

put one's thoughts in order
get the ducks in a row
sort things out
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