commands

Commands

中英翻译

命令 (mìnglìng)

形容词

1. commanding：有威严的，有统治力的

名词

1. command：命令，指令
2. order：命令，指令
3. instruction：指令，命令
4. directive：指令，命令
5. control：控制，指挥

词语辨析

command和order是最常用的词，instruction和directive更多用于正式场合，control则强调对人或事物的支配与操纵。

词汇扩充

1. obey：服从，听从
2. comply with：遵守，顺从
3. enforce：执行，实施
4. dictate：口授，指令

近义词

1. order
2. instruction
3. directive
4. control
5. enjoin
6. instruct
7. bid

反义词

1. request
2. suggestion
3. proposal

柯林斯词典

commands (noun plural)

1. An officer in command is in control of a group of people and has authority over them.
2. If someone in a position of authority commands you to do something, they tell you that you must do it.
3. If you command someone to do something, you tell them to do it.

commands (verb)

1. If someone commands a group of people, they have control over them.
2. If a person, their qualities, or an event commands a particular quality or situation, they have that quality or situation because they deserve it or because they are important or popular.

牛津词典

commands (noun)

1. Control, authority, or power over someone or something.

commands (verb)

1. Be in charge of (a military unit).
2. Give an authoritative order.
3. Deserve and get (respect, attention, or compliance).

用法

1. He commanded his troops to advance.
2. She has a commanding presence that demands respect.
3. The general was in command of the army.
4. The captain commanded his crew to set sail.
5. The teacher instructed the students to complete the assignment.

例句

1. He commanded his troops to attack the enemy.
2. The officer in command gave the order to retreat.
3. The CEO issued a directive to all employees.
4. The captain has full control over the ship.
5. Only the commander can give orders in this unit.
6. The general's command was obeyed without question.
7. The teacher instructed the students to line up.
8. The sergeant enforced the rules with strict discipline.
9. The manager dictated the new policy to the staff.
10. The president's instruction was to implement the changes immediately.
11. The coach has complete control over the team.
12. The famous actor's performance commands the audience's attention.
13. Her talent and beauty command admiration from everyone.
14. The professor's knowledge commands respect from his students.
15. The influential leader commands great influence over his followers.
16. The president's speech commanded the nation's attention.
17. Her outstanding achievements command recognition.
18. The powerful politician commands a large following.
19. He can effortlessly command a room with his charisma.
20. The actor's presence on stage commands the audience's full attention.
21. The general's leadership commands loyalty and dedication from his troops.