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command

释义

command

noun

UK /kəˈmɑːnd/

Word Forms

singular	command
plural	commands

1
countable an official order
Who gave the command to open fire?
Synonyms and related words
Judgments, verdicts and official orders
acquit
acquittal
affiliation order
2
countable computingan instruction that you give to a computer to make it do something
the log-on command
Synonyms and related words
Computer networking systems
account name
BYOD
carrier hotel
3
uncountable control of a group of people, especially in the armed forces
in command:
Franco was in overall command of the military.
be under someone’s command:
The ship is under the command of Captain Blake.
Synonyms and related words
Power, authority, influence and leadership
leadership
power
authority
4
uncountable control of something such as a situation or your feelings
take command (of something):
United soon took command of the game.
in command of yourself/your emotions etc:
He tries to project the image of a man in command of himself.
Synonyms and related words
Power, authority, influence and leadership
leadership
power
authority
5
countable a section of the armed forces that does a particular job and has its own leader
Synonyms and related words
Groups of soldiers
advance guard
battalion
brigade
1. 5a
  a group of officers who control a section of an army, navy, or air force
  Synonyms and related words
  The armed forces and armies
  airborne
  air force
  air power

phrases

at your command

command of something

command

noun

US /kəˈmænd/

Word Forms

singular	command
plural	commands

1
countable an official order
Who gave the command to open fire?
Synonyms and related words
Judgments, verdicts and official orders
acquit
acquittal
affiliation order
2
countable computingan instruction that you give to a computer to make it do something
the log-on command
Synonyms and related words
Computer networking systems
account name
BYOD
client-server
3
uncountable control of a group of people, especially in the military
in command:
Franco was in overall command of the military.
be under someone’s command:
The battleship is under the command of Captain Blake.
Synonyms and related words
Power, authority, influence and leadership
oligopoly
superpower
heft
4
uncountable control of something such as a situation or your feelings
take command (of something):
The home team soon took command of the game.
in command of yourself/your emotions etc.:
He tries to project the image of a man in command of himself.
Synonyms and related words
Power, authority, influence and leadership
oligopoly
superpower
heft
5
countable a section of the military that does a particular job and has its own leader
Synonyms and related words
Groups of soldiers
advance guard
battalion
brigade
1. 5a
  a group of officers who control a section of an army, navy, or air force
  Synonyms and related words
  The armed forces and armies
  airborne
  air force
  air power

phrases

at your command

command of something

command

verb

UK /kəˈmɑːnd/

Word Forms

present tense
I/you/we/they	command
he/she/it	commands
present participle	commanding
past tense	commanded
past participle	commanded

1
transitive to be the leader of a group of people, especially in the armed forces
The platoon was commanded by Lt. John F. Williams.
Synonyms and related words
To be in charge
control
govern
watch over
1. 1a
  to be in charge of an activity that involves a group of people, especially in the armed forces
  Lovell commanded the Apollo 13 mission to the moon.
  Synonyms and related words
  To be in charge
  control
  govern
  watch over
2
intransitive/transitive to officially order someone to do something
command someone to do something:
He commanded his men to retreat.
command (that):
The King commanded that she be executed.
Synonyms and related words
To tell people what to do
order
order around
tell
3
transitive to have something such as people’s respect or attention
He commands the respect of everyone who works for him.
Synonyms and related words
To have a particular quality or thing
seem
tend
possess
4
transitive formalto have a particular price or value, especially a high one
Ivory still commands a very high price.
Synonyms and related words
To cost someone an amount of money
cost
buy
work out
5
transitive formalif a place commands a view, you can see that view from it
Synonyms and related words
Views and landscapes
view
scene
sight

command

verb

US /kəˈmænd/

Word Forms

present tense
I/you/we/they	command
he/she/it	commands
present participle	commanding
past tense	commanded
past participle	commanded

1
transitive to be the leader of a group of people, especially in the military
The platoon was commanded by Lt. John F. Williams.
Synonyms and related words
To be in charge
control
govern
watch over
1. 1a
  to be in charge of an activity that involves a group of people, especially in the military
  Lovell commanded the Apollo 13 mission to the moon.
  Synonyms and related words
  To be in charge
  control
  govern
  watch over
2
intransitive/transitive to officially order someone to do something
command someone to do something:
He commanded his men to retreat.
command (that):
The King commanded that she be executed.
Synonyms and related words
To tell people what to do
order
order around
tell
3
transitive to have something such as people’s respect or attention
He commands the respect of everyone who works for him.
Synonyms and related words
To have a particular quality or thing
seem
tend
possess
4
transitive formalto have a particular price or value, especially a high one
Ivory still commands a very high price.
Synonyms and related words
To cost someone an amount of money
cost
buy
work out
5
transitive formalif a place commands a view, you can see that view from it
Synonyms and related words
Views and landscapes
view
scene
sight

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