英语词汇command怎么读，是什么意思，单词翻译、读音、固定搭配用法和短语词组及例句-英汉双解词典

¹ command /kəˈmænd/ verb

commands; commanded; commanding

¹ command

/kəˈmænd/

verb

commands; commanded; commanding

Learner's definition of COMMAND

: to give (someone) an order : to tell (someone) to do something in a forceful and often official way命令；指示

[+ object]

She commanded us to leave.她命令我们离开。
Military leaders commanded the troops to open fire.军方首领命令部队开火。
She commanded that work on the bridge cease immediately.她命令立即停止桥梁施工。

[no object]

We had no choice but to do as they commanded.除了按照他们的指示行事，我们别无选择。

[+ object] : to have authority and control over (a group of people, such as soldiers)指挥，控制（士兵等）

He commands a platoon of 60.他指挥一个60人的排。

[+ object]

a : to deserve or be able to get or receive (something)值得；应得

She has a reputation that commands attention/respect. [=people give her respect/attention because of her reputation]她声誉很好，广受瞩目/尊敬。
With his skills and experience, he can command a high salary.他有技术，又有经验，应该拿高薪。

b : to have and be able to use or control (something)拥有；掌握

The company commands much power and influence in the business world.这家公司在商界拥有强大的势力和影响力。
They command many resources.他们掌握着许多资源。

[+ object] formal : to be in a place in which you can clearly see (something)俯瞰；俯临

Their house is on a hill that commands an excellent view of the valley.他们的房子在山上，可以俯瞰山谷的美景。

² command /kəˈmænd/ noun

plural commands

² command

/kəˈmænd/

noun

plural commands

Learner's definition of COMMAND

: an order given to a person or animal to do something（给人或动物的）命令

[count]

We are expected to obey his commands.我们要服从他的命令。
She shouted out commands to the crew.她向全体工作人员大声下达命令。
Begin on/at my command.听我的命令开始。
We started to teach the dog simple commands like “sit” and “lie down.”我们开始教狗一些简单的指令，比如“坐下”“躺下”。
The dog will only attack on my command. [=will only attack when I tell it to]这只狗只有听到我的命令才会发起攻击。

[noncount]

The soldiers marched on command. [=they marched when they were ordered to march]士兵们接到命令后行军。

— see also your wish is my command at ²wish

[count] : an instruction in the form of a code or signal that tells a computer to do something（计算机的）指令，命令

You can perform several actions with keyboard commands.你可以用键盘上的指令执行一些操作。
The system recognizes voice commands.这个系统识别语音指令。

[noncount]

a : the power that someone (such as a military officer) has to give orders and to control a group of people指挥权；控制权

He was relieved of his command after being charged with misconduct.被指控行为不当后，他的指挥权被解除。
He has command of 100 troops. = He has 100 troops under his command.他手下有100名士兵。
Who is the officer in command of the unit?谁是这个分队的指挥官？

— see also chain of command

Synonyms see: power

b : control of something (such as a situation, activity, or feeling)控制；管辖

I assumed command of the business after my father's death.父亲去世后，我接管了生意。
He immediately took command of the situation.他立刻控制了局面。
She seems to be in (full) command of the situation. [=she seems to have complete control of the situation]她似乎完全控制了局面。
He finally felt in command of his life.他终于感到能够主宰自己的命运了。
She stayed in command of herself [=she did not lose control of her emotions] during the trial.审判期间，她一直控制着自己的情绪。

[singular] : knowledge and skill that allows you to do or use something well掌握；精通— + of

She has a good command of French. [=she speaks French well]她精通法语。
His command of the piano is impressive.他的钢琴水平令人赞叹。

[count] : a group of people or an area that is under the control of a military officer兵团；军区

He is an officer in the Middle East command.他是中东兵团的长官。
He quickly earned the respect of his command.他很快赢得了部下的尊敬。

[count] : a group of military officers of high rank who give orders司令部；指挥部

The order came down from Naval Command.这命令是海军司令部下达的。

— see also high command, second-in-command

at your command

: available for your use可使用的；可支配的

They used every resource at their command. [=at their disposal]他们利用了所有可支配的资源。
If you need anything, please ask me. I am at your command. [=I am available to help you at any time]如果你有任何需要，请跟我讲。我随时听候吩咐。

单词	command
释义	command (noun) command 9 ENTRIES FOUND: command (verb) command (noun) commanding (adjective) commanding officer (noun) command performance (noun) chain of command (noun) high command (noun) second-in-command (noun) wish (noun) ¹ command /kəˈmænd/ verb commands; commanded; commanding ¹ command /kəˈmænd/ verb commands; commanded; commanding Learner's definition of COMMAND 1 : to give (someone) an order : to tell (someone) to do something in a forceful and often official way命令；指示 [+ object] She commanded us to leave.她命令我们离开。 Military leaders commanded the troops to open fire.军方首领命令部队开火。 She commanded that work on the bridge cease immediately.她命令立即停止桥梁施工。 [no object] We had no choice but to do as they commanded.除了按照他们的指示行事，我们别无选择。 2 [+ object] : to have authority and control over (a group of people, such as soldiers)指挥，控制（士兵等） He commands a platoon of 60.他指挥一个60人的排。 3 [+ object] a : to deserve or be able to get or receive (something)值得；应得 She has a reputation that commands attention/respect. [=people give her respect/attention because of her reputation]她声誉很好，广受瞩目/尊敬。 With his skills and experience, he can command a high salary.他有技术，又有经验，应该拿高薪。 b : to have and be able to use or control (something)拥有；掌握 The company commands much power and influence in the business world.这家公司在商界拥有强大的势力和影响力。 They command many resources.他们掌握着许多资源。 4 [+ object] formal : to be in a place in which you can clearly see (something)俯瞰；俯临 Their house is on a hill that commands an excellent view of the valley.他们的房子在山上，可以俯瞰山谷的美景。 ² command /kəˈmænd/ noun plural commands ² command /kəˈmænd/ noun plural commands Learner's definition of COMMAND 1 : an order given to a person or animal to do something（给人或动物的）命令 [count] We are expected to obey his commands.我们要服从他的命令。 She shouted out commands to the crew.她向全体工作人员大声下达命令。 Begin on/at my command.听我的命令开始。 We started to teach the dog simple commands like “sit” and “lie down.”我们开始教狗一些简单的指令，比如“坐下”“躺下”。 The dog will only attack on my command. [=will only attack when I tell it to]这只狗只有听到我的命令才会发起攻击。 [noncount] The soldiers marched on command. [=they marched when they were ordered to march]士兵们接到命令后行军。 — see also your wish is my command at ²wish 2 [count] : an instruction in the form of a code or signal that tells a computer to do something（计算机的）指令，命令 You can perform several actions with keyboard commands.你可以用键盘上的指令执行一些操作。 The system recognizes voice commands.这个系统识别语音指令。 3 [noncount] a : the power that someone (such as a military officer) has to give orders and to control a group of people指挥权；控制权 He was relieved of his command after being charged with misconduct.被指控行为不当后，他的指挥权被解除。 He has command of 100 troops. = He has 100 troops under his command.他手下有100名士兵。 Who is the officer in command of the unit?谁是这个分队的指挥官？ — see also chain of command Synonyms see: power b : control of something (such as a situation, activity, or feeling)控制；管辖 I assumed command of the business after my father's death.父亲去世后，我接管了生意。 He immediately took command of the situation.他立刻控制了局面。 She seems to be in (full) command of the situation. [=she seems to have complete control of the situation]她似乎完全控制了局面。 He finally felt in command of his life.他终于感到能够主宰自己的命运了。 She stayed in command of herself [=she did not lose control of her emotions] during the trial.审判期间，她一直控制着自己的情绪。 4 [singular] : knowledge and skill that allows you to do or use something well掌握；精通— + of She has a good command of French. [=she speaks French well]她精通法语。 His command of the piano is impressive.他的钢琴水平令人赞叹。 5 [count] : a group of people or an area that is under the control of a military officer兵团；军区 He is an officer in the Middle East command.他是中东兵团的长官。 He quickly earned the respect of his command.他很快赢得了部下的尊敬。 6 [count] : a group of military officers of high rank who give orders司令部；指挥部 The order came down from Naval Command.这命令是海军司令部下达的。 — see also high command, second-in-command at your command : available for your use可使用的；可支配的 They used every resource at their command. [=at their disposal]他们利用了所有可支配的资源。 If you need anything, please ask me. I am at your command. [=I am available to help you at any time]如果你有任何需要，请跟我讲。我随时听候吩咐。
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