command如何读

英:[kəˈmɑːnd]

美:[kəˈmænd]

command英汉释义

n.(名词)
  1. [C]命令 an order
  2. [U]指挥,控制 the right to command; control
  3. [U]掌握; 运用力,控制力 the ability to control and use
  4. [C]部队,兵团; 指挥部 a military unit under separate control; a group of officers or officials who give orders
v.(动词)
  1. vt. 命令 order; tell (sb) to do sth
  2. vt. & vi. 指挥; 控制 have authority over ; be in control of
  3. vt. 应得,博得,值得 deserve and get
  4. vt. 俯瞰 (of a place) to be in a position that overlooks (and may control)
  5. vt. 掌握,支配 be able to use

command是什么意思

n. (名词)
  1. 命令,指挥,控制,掌握,号令,统率
  2. 指挥部,司令部
  3. 指挥权,控制权,支配权
  4. 俯瞰
  5. 运用能力,控制力
  6. 【计、自动化】指令
  7. 视界
  8. 统帅地位
  9. 信号
  10. 部属
v. (动词)
  1. 赢得,博得,得到
  2. 俯临,俯瞰,俯视,居高临下
  3. 拥有(...可供使用),自由使用
  4. 指挥,统率,控制,(下)命令,支配,指令,左右,管理,掌握,统帅,对…有支配权或管辖权
  5. 远望
  6. 应得,值得

command自然拼读

com·mand

k maend

command变形

commands, commanding, commanded

command词根

词根:command

adj.

commanding 指挥的;居高临下的;威风凛凛的

n.

commander 指挥官;司令官

commandment 戒律;法令

commandant 司令官,指挥官;军事学校的校长

commandership 总司令之职

v.

commanding 指挥;统帅;负责(command的ing形式)

command英英释义

verb

transitive verb

to direct authoritatively : order

commanded adherence to the rules

to exercise a dominating influence over : have command of: such as

to have at one's immediate disposal

commands many resources

to demand or receive as one's due

commands a high fee

to overlook or dominate from or as if from a strategic position

a hill that commands the city

to have military command of as senior officer

command a regiment

obsolete to order or request to be given

intransitive verb

to have or exercise direct authority : govern

a leader who knows how to command well

to give orders

Rob seldom commanded, but when he did Master Ted had to give in.—Louisa May Alcott

to be commander

The general will command at the western front.

to dominate as if from an elevated place

noun

an order given

The command was to hold fire.

a signal that actuates a device (such as a control mechanism in a spacecraft or one step in a computer)

the ability to control : mastery

She was in command of her emotions.

the authority or right to command

the officer in command

the power to dominate

The fort has command of the valley.

facility in use

a good command of French

control sense 1d

a pitcher with good command of his curveball

the act of commanding

The troops will charge at command.

the personnel, area, or organization under a commanderspecifically: a unit of the U.S. Air Force higher than an air force

a position of highest usually military authority

He was relieved of his command after being charged with misconduct.

adjective

done on command or request

a command performance

command词组

command line命令行

command system命令系统

in command领导

command prompt命令提示符

in command of指挥,掌控

under the command of在…指挥下

chain of command[军]行政管理系统,指挥系统

command post[军]指挥所,战地指挥所

command module指挥舱;驾驶舱

command set指挥台

command buttonn. 命令按钮

at command可以自由使用;掌握

high command统帅部;最高指挥部

command window命令窗口,命令视窗

take command of指挥;开始控制

command economy指令性经济;中央管制经济

bad commandn. [计]错误命令

voice command语音命令

command signal指令信号,控制信号

second in command副指挥;第二把手

command区别

 order, command, bid

这组词都有“命令”的意思,其区别是:

order普通用词,多指上级对下级,主人对仆人以及教师对学生等发出的命令,也指态度专横地命令他人。

command话意强,指正式下令,强调下令者的权威性,要求必须服从。

bid与order同义,但较正式,文学意味强,多指口头直接下的命令。

以上来源于网络

 command, commend, demand

command命令

commend称赞,推荐;

demand要求;

以上来源于网络

 order, direction, command, instruction

这组词都有“命令”的意思,其区别是:

order普通用词,侧重指具体的命令。

direction正式用词,指口头或书面的指示或命令。内容不一定详尽,语气较缓和,不太强调强制性。也可指指导性的说明。

command较正式用词,强调权威性、全局性和强制性。

instruction书面用词,指不容违反、不容推翻的命令。也多指包含具体说明的指示。

以上来源于网络

command词源中文解释

大约1300年,"以权威命令或指导"(及物动词)起源于古法语“ comander ”(12世纪,现代法语“ commander ”),源于 Vulgar Latin 的“ *commandare ”,源于拉丁语的“ commendare ”,意为“建议,委托”(参见“ commend ”); 受拉丁语的“ mandare ”的影响而改变了原义,意为“承诺,委托”(参见“ mandate ”(名词))。在这个意义上,古英语有“ bebeodan ”。

不及物动词的意思是“作为指挥者或拥有最高权力的人行事或行使权力”,始于14世纪后期。同样自14世纪后期起,“拥有某物品范围内的影响力”(资源等),因此,通过军事化的观点,“俯瞰,视野开阔”指高处(1690年代)。相关的: Commanded; commanding 。

1918年的“ Command-post ”是指军事单位的总部。1863年颁布的 command performance 一项是国王的命令。

command_体育行业词汇

指挥

控制

命令

口令

呼语

command_电子学行业词汇

指挥控制与通信系统

"又称 :指挥控制与通信系统(C3 system,control and communication system) "

指挥控制通信与情报系统

"又称 :指挥控制通信与情报系统(control,communication and intelligence system,C3I system) "

指令

command_电工行业词汇

命令

command词源英文解释

Verb Middle English comanden, from Anglo-French cumander, from Vulgar Latin *commandare, alteration of Latin commendare to commit to one's charge — more at commend

The first known use of command was in the 14th century

command儿童词典英英释义

command1 of 2verb

to issue orders by right of authority

to have authority and control over : be commander of

command an army

to have for one's use

commands many resources

to demand or receive as one's due : exact

commands a high fee

to look down on especially from a militarily strong position

the hill commands the town

command2 of 2noun

the act of commanding

march on command

an order given

obey a command

the ability to control : mastery

a good command of French

the authority, right, or power to command

the people, area, or unit under a commander

a position from which military operations are directed

command 例句

1 “Avery, you get out of that crate this instant!” commanded his mother.

2 “I shall always receive your commands with pleasure,” Madison wrote to Jefferson in 1794, “and shall continue to drop you a line as occasions turn up.”

3 They came at her command, gliding like pillars of mist across the water.

4 And despite the terrible circumstances in which they first flew to war, under Valentin’s command the regiment grew proud and united.

5 He scrambled up Horn Rock and took command immediately.

6 “Secure the tent flaps open and check every one,” the captain commanded.

7 “Wake the others,” Scipio commanded in his bossy, condescending voice, which Hornet hated so much.

8 She was compelled to get up; her muscles would not obey her own commands; and when she was standing before him she trembled from fear.

9 But he was in command of the library, the largest of the buildings in the settlement’s central square.

10 “Sail straight for the steepest part,” the Sicilian commanded.

11 Nancy lived at the palace too, and commanded a legion of servants, several of whom were in charge of polishing stair rails for their sliding monarchs.

12 “I... I would sooner not, m’lord. Please. I have ... wounds, I... and these clothes, Lord Ramsay gave them to me, he ... he said that I was never to take them off, save at his command...”

13 The girl should have drunk it and fallen into a delirium; that was what happened when Elowen issued a command: It was obeyed.

14 Whoever was waiting for them there had command of the situation.

在那边等候他们的人控制了局势。

15 As of 2012, 55 women have been in space, flying shuttles and commanding space stations.

16 The warder balked at touching trousers worn by a black man, and finally the commanding officer himself came to my cell to pick them up.

17 For a safety expert at the top of the chain of command, who lives every day with the responsibility for managing risks, the bird traps set out by her underlings are a distant memory.

18 The soldiers were accustomed to taking their commands from their masters and their overseer.

19 The trees stood beneath him, warriors armored in bark and leaf, deployed in their silent ranks awaiting the command to storm the hill.

20 And we have never yet left the enemy in command of the field.

command 同义词

3 兵团

corps

7 卖得

go bring realize fetch

18 能使用

write

22 命令主义

authoritarian

26 运用能力

use

29 司令部

headquarters HQ hdqrs. H.Q.

30

value

36 号令

order

40 命令主义的

authoritarian

42 率领

lead captain

44 防区

sector

46 控制

manipulative control government regulation clutch governance grasp manipulation mastery monopoly check cover stay contain manage pull master conduct possess dominate regulate govern manipulate tutor bridle bring be under control kick over the traces in possession keep hold rule grip possession determination curb sway restraint dominion domination rein containment corset thrall direct capture restrict seize dictate damp baffle quench subdue inundate get a grip on get the best of keep a lid on have at feet get mitts on get hooks into button up management dominance conquest modulation taming stem tame restrain rein back hand direction disposal disposition regimen protectorate cognizance work rig leash servo at the wheel get a grip in command of bring under control hold the reins have in the palm of hand hold the key of take the helm crack the whip hold in leash i/c fetter mastership police boss discipline operate bind dispose king it ride herd on keep in in control at the helm get a handle on call the shots regulatory saddle -led handle harness hijack enslave manoeuvre circumscribe grab ahold of hold in check keep in check take over the reins take up the reins get ahold of put the brakes on damp down head up rein in reel in keep down controlled governing monopolistic limitation handling seizure takeover take lead beat charm steer conquer suppress dampen modulate call the tune keep under take over get over hold back be in control be in control of take over from restriction tyranny school run condition determine cure overtake stifle repress keep to take possession hold sway pilot steering guiding hank ride complain snaffle master dom manipular jurisdiction squeeze clamp gripe abstention handhold controlment have carry guard freeze dam inhibit allay overstride have a hold on be master of have a handle on have on the hip get under possessively helm wield bestride seize hold of catch hold of whip hand keep under control get under control keep in order keep control over keep a check on have control over take hold of have control of keep control of

command 短语相关

second-in-command someone's wish is my command high command command module command sergeant major chain of command command economy at someone's command command performance self-command

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