In fast food restaurants, the food is usually ready before the customer orders it.

在快餐店里，食物通常在顾客来点餐之前就准备好了。

For example, let's assume that you're a waiter, and you're trying to remember what drink one of your customers ordered.

例如，让我们假设你是一名服务员，你正在努力记住你的一位顾客点了什么饮料。

There was one time when a customer's order hadn't arrived, and we didn't know what had happened to it.

有一次一位客户的订单没送到，我们不清楚发生了什么。

See, if you're not confident that your customer ordered a coke, you would hesitate to get it for them.

看，如果你不确定你的顾客点了可乐，你就会犹豫要不要给他们拿可乐。

Every morning, customers order their drinks enthusiastically.

4. 每天早上，顾客们都热情地点饮料。

Customers order and prepay online. They can either go to the store for their meal or have it sent to them.

客户在线订购和预付。他们可以去店内用餐，也可以选择送货上门。

Customers ordering this car from their local dealer can choose one of 15 “effect skins”, decorative panels embellished with intricate patterns in ten different colours.

公司将十种不同颜色的复杂图案点缀在板金上，设计出15种“外观皮肤”，在当地经销商处订购Copen车型的消费者可以从中任选一种。

Today, many Chick-fil-A restaurants use a practice known as " upstream ordering" where an associate will take a customer's order while they're still waiting in line.

如今，许多福乐鸡餐厅采用一种被称为“上游点餐”的做法，在顾客仍在排队等候时，助理会为他们点餐。

Rumor had it that if a customer ordered steak, the singer would dash to a supermarket across the street to buy one. His name was Harry Belafonte.

据说，要是顾客点了牛扒，这歌手就会冲到街对面的超市里买一份回来。他的名字叫哈里·贝拉方特。

I don't want to give up the job, but in this pandemic, they're making me choose between my life or a customer's order.

我不想放弃这份工作，但在这场大流行中，他们让我在我的生活和客户的订单之间做出选择。