Definition of command performance in English:

command performance

(also Royal Command Performance)

noun

(in the UK) a presentation of a play, concert, film, or other show at the request of royalty, who usually attend.
（英国）御前演出（奉王命上演、有王室出席的戏剧、音乐会、电影或其他演出）
Example sentencesExamples
- He also did some spying himself, disappearing from a locked cabinet during a royal command performance in Cairo to search King Farouk's palace.
- Mr Hunt recounted a number of amusing stories, including one about a Royal Command Performance for King George V and Queen Mary.
- The tour of England and Scotland grew to seven months, followed by engagements in Scandinavia, Belgium and France and a Royal Command Performance for King George and Queen Elizabeth.
- A true Canadian ambassador of music, Parker has given two command performances for Queen Elizabeth II and has performed for the prime ministers of Japan, and for the United States Supreme Court.
- More success followed with a command performance for President Franklin Roosevelt's 1941 inauguration.
- His first US appearance was in 1988 at a command performance for the King and Queen of Sweden.
- Sophonisba opened at Drury Lane on 28 February 1730 and ran for ten nights, giving the author three benefit performances, one of which was a command performance for the Prince and Princess of Wales that drew a glittering audience.
- Enojoying a rare command performance by the British No 1
- The conjurer was called out of retirement and sent to Algeria to provide a command performance before a gathering of superstitious Arab chieftains.
- It was a command performance, extending over an hour, and conducted for an audience of two.
- Known for his jazz musicality, Slyde is a favorite of musicians, and presented a command performance at the White House during the Clinton administration.
- He was also invited to perform the first classical organ concert at the White House and has given two royal command performances for the Danish Royal Family.
- Hope has entertained numerous heads of state including command performances for the Royal Family.
- Cancellation was impossible: it was a royal command performance, and the special train bearing the notables had already left Copenhagen.
- A starring role in a command performance of Coppelia for the Netherlands's royal family highlighted his career.
- The Italian-born entertainer even gave a command performance for Adolf Hitler in 1936.
- He also entertained numerous heads of state with several command performances for the Royal Family, performed in front of nine American presidents and was known for entertaining troops from the Second World War to the first Gulf War.
- He has also appeared in a Royal Command Performance in front of Princess Margaret.
- These workshops will continue throughout the year, culminating with a command performance in December at Creative Arts Centre.
- The Busybody was a favourite choice for benefits and royal command performances at court to the end of the eighteenth century, and it continued to be staged throughout the nineteenth.

Definition of command performance in US English:

command performance

nounkəˈmænd pərˈfɔrmənskəˈmand pərˈfôrməns

A presentation of a play, concert, opera, or other show at the request of royalty.
（英国）御前演出（奉王命上演、有王室出席的戏剧、音乐会、电影或其他演出）
Example sentencesExamples
- More success followed with a command performance for President Franklin Roosevelt's 1941 inauguration.
- The tour of England and Scotland grew to seven months, followed by engagements in Scandinavia, Belgium and France and a Royal Command Performance for King George and Queen Elizabeth.
- It was a command performance, extending over an hour, and conducted for an audience of two.
- His first US appearance was in 1988 at a command performance for the King and Queen of Sweden.
- Sophonisba opened at Drury Lane on 28 February 1730 and ran for ten nights, giving the author three benefit performances, one of which was a command performance for the Prince and Princess of Wales that drew a glittering audience.
- A starring role in a command performance of Coppelia for the Netherlands's royal family highlighted his career.
- A true Canadian ambassador of music, Parker has given two command performances for Queen Elizabeth II and has performed for the prime ministers of Japan, and for the United States Supreme Court.
- The Busybody was a favourite choice for benefits and royal command performances at court to the end of the eighteenth century, and it continued to be staged throughout the nineteenth.
- He also entertained numerous heads of state with several command performances for the Royal Family, performed in front of nine American presidents and was known for entertaining troops from the Second World War to the first Gulf War.
- He was also invited to perform the first classical organ concert at the White House and has given two royal command performances for the Danish Royal Family.
- He also did some spying himself, disappearing from a locked cabinet during a royal command performance in Cairo to search King Farouk's palace.
- The Italian-born entertainer even gave a command performance for Adolf Hitler in 1936.
- Cancellation was impossible: it was a royal command performance, and the special train bearing the notables had already left Copenhagen.
- Enojoying a rare command performance by the British No 1
- These workshops will continue throughout the year, culminating with a command performance in December at Creative Arts Centre.
- Mr Hunt recounted a number of amusing stories, including one about a Royal Command Performance for King George V and Queen Mary.
- Known for his jazz musicality, Slyde is a favorite of musicians, and presented a command performance at the White House during the Clinton administration.
- Hope has entertained numerous heads of state including command performances for the Royal Family.
- The conjurer was called out of retirement and sent to Algeria to provide a command performance before a gathering of superstitious Arab chieftains.
- He has also appeared in a Royal Command Performance in front of Princess Margaret.

单词	command performance
释义	Definition of command performance in English: command performance (also Royal Command Performance) noun (in the UK) a presentation of a play, concert, film, or other show at the request of royalty, who usually attend. （英国）御前演出（奉王命上演、有王室出席的戏剧、音乐会、电影或其他演出） Example sentencesExamples He also did some spying himself, disappearing from a locked cabinet during a royal command performance in Cairo to search King Farouk's palace. Mr Hunt recounted a number of amusing stories, including one about a Royal Command Performance for King George V and Queen Mary. The tour of England and Scotland grew to seven months, followed by engagements in Scandinavia, Belgium and France and a Royal Command Performance for King George and Queen Elizabeth. A true Canadian ambassador of music, Parker has given two command performances for Queen Elizabeth II and has performed for the prime ministers of Japan, and for the United States Supreme Court. More success followed with a command performance for President Franklin Roosevelt's 1941 inauguration. His first US appearance was in 1988 at a command performance for the King and Queen of Sweden. Sophonisba opened at Drury Lane on 28 February 1730 and ran for ten nights, giving the author three benefit performances, one of which was a command performance for the Prince and Princess of Wales that drew a glittering audience. Enojoying a rare command performance by the British No 1 The conjurer was called out of retirement and sent to Algeria to provide a command performance before a gathering of superstitious Arab chieftains. It was a command performance, extending over an hour, and conducted for an audience of two. Known for his jazz musicality, Slyde is a favorite of musicians, and presented a command performance at the White House during the Clinton administration. He was also invited to perform the first classical organ concert at the White House and has given two royal command performances for the Danish Royal Family. Hope has entertained numerous heads of state including command performances for the Royal Family. Cancellation was impossible: it was a royal command performance, and the special train bearing the notables had already left Copenhagen. A starring role in a command performance of Coppelia for the Netherlands's royal family highlighted his career. The Italian-born entertainer even gave a command performance for Adolf Hitler in 1936. He also entertained numerous heads of state with several command performances for the Royal Family, performed in front of nine American presidents and was known for entertaining troops from the Second World War to the first Gulf War. He has also appeared in a Royal Command Performance in front of Princess Margaret. These workshops will continue throughout the year, culminating with a command performance in December at Creative Arts Centre. The Busybody was a favourite choice for benefits and royal command performances at court to the end of the eighteenth century, and it continued to be staged throughout the nineteenth. Definition of command performance in US English: command performance nounkəˈmænd pərˈfɔrmənskəˈmand pərˈfôrməns A presentation of a play, concert, opera, or other show at the request of royalty. （英国）御前演出（奉王命上演、有王室出席的戏剧、音乐会、电影或其他演出） Example sentencesExamples More success followed with a command performance for President Franklin Roosevelt's 1941 inauguration. The tour of England and Scotland grew to seven months, followed by engagements in Scandinavia, Belgium and France and a Royal Command Performance for King George and Queen Elizabeth. It was a command performance, extending over an hour, and conducted for an audience of two. His first US appearance was in 1988 at a command performance for the King and Queen of Sweden. Sophonisba opened at Drury Lane on 28 February 1730 and ran for ten nights, giving the author three benefit performances, one of which was a command performance for the Prince and Princess of Wales that drew a glittering audience. A starring role in a command performance of Coppelia for the Netherlands's royal family highlighted his career. A true Canadian ambassador of music, Parker has given two command performances for Queen Elizabeth II and has performed for the prime ministers of Japan, and for the United States Supreme Court. The Busybody was a favourite choice for benefits and royal command performances at court to the end of the eighteenth century, and it continued to be staged throughout the nineteenth. He also entertained numerous heads of state with several command performances for the Royal Family, performed in front of nine American presidents and was known for entertaining troops from the Second World War to the first Gulf War. He was also invited to perform the first classical organ concert at the White House and has given two royal command performances for the Danish Royal Family. He also did some spying himself, disappearing from a locked cabinet during a royal command performance in Cairo to search King Farouk's palace. The Italian-born entertainer even gave a command performance for Adolf Hitler in 1936. Cancellation was impossible: it was a royal command performance, and the special train bearing the notables had already left Copenhagen. Enojoying a rare command performance by the British No 1 These workshops will continue throughout the year, culminating with a command performance in December at Creative Arts Centre. Mr Hunt recounted a number of amusing stories, including one about a Royal Command Performance for King George V and Queen Mary. Known for his jazz musicality, Slyde is a favorite of musicians, and presented a command performance at the White House during the Clinton administration. Hope has entertained numerous heads of state including command performances for the Royal Family. The conjurer was called out of retirement and sent to Algeria to provide a command performance before a gathering of superstitious Arab chieftains. He has also appeared in a Royal Command Performance in front of Princess Margaret.
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