گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'command'

1 عمومی:: فرمان‌ دادن‌

2 عمومی:: فرمایش‌

3 عمومی:: فرماندهی‌

4 عمومی:: سركردگی‌

5 عمومی:: حكم‌ كردن‌

6 عمومی:: فرمان‌

1 general:: noun order: His command is to be obeyed. verb governed: He commanded an army post.

2 general:: command phrases be in command of something • The Colonel showed that he was in complete command of the situation. the chain/line of command (= a system of passing decisions from people at the the top to the bottom ) • Our company has a traditional management chain of command. verbs have command • Athens had command of the oceans. take command (= begin controlling a group or situation ) • Captain Kent took command of the Emergency Control Centre. assume command formal (= start to be in charge of a group of people ) • He assumed command of all the troops in the Washington area. put/place somebody in command • A third goal put Brazil in command of the game. lose command • The enemy was losing command of the situation. be relieved of your command formal (= lose your military position because you have done something wrong ) • The General was relieved of his command due to misconduct. adjectives complete/full command • Their fighters had full command of the air over Pearl Harbor. military command • A large area was already under US military command. joint command (= shared by two people, countries etc ) • Russia and Ukraine had joint command over the Fleet. sole command (= not shared with anyone ) • He was in sole command of a small military unit. command + NOUN a command structure (= the way in which a military organization is organized into ranks ) • Each of our national defence forces has its own command structure. command 2 verbs give a command ( also issue a command formal ) • The General gave the command to open fire. obey a command • Your dog will soon learn to obey your commands. carry out a command (= obey one ) • The men carried out the command immediately. shout a command • Kruger shouted his commands: 'Faster, faster!' bark a command (= shout one rather rudely ) • She just stands there barking commands while everyone works.

3 general:: In addition to the idiom beginning with COMMAND, Also see HAVE A GOOD COMMAND.

4 general::   noun order ADJ. peremptory VERB + COMMAND carry out, obey | bark, give, issue an army officer barking commands at his men He issued the command to retreat. PREP. at sb's ~ I am at your command (= ready to obey you). At her command all work stopped. control over sb/sth ADJ. complete, full, total He was in complete command of the situation. | direct under the direct command of Lieutenant Sykes | sole She was in sole command of one million pounds. | personal | integrated, joint, unified NATO's integrated military command | overall | high, supreme the military high command | army, military VERB + COMMAND have He had command of 3,000 soldiers. | assume, take (over) | give sb, put sb in | relinquish | lose, be relieved of She has lost command of her senses. PREP. in ~ Who is in command? She is second in command. | in ~ of He was put in command of the navy. | under sb's ~ The division was under the command of General George. | ~ over his command over resources PHRASES the chain/line of command ability to do/use sth ADJ. excellent, fluent, good, perfect | poor VERB + COMMAND have PREP. at your ~ The vast knowledge of the country he has at his command will be invaluable in the job. | ~ of She has an excellent command of French.