command 的英语意思
commandcommand1 /kəˈmɑːnd $ kəˈmænd/ noun 
查看全部语言翻译1control [uncountable] the control of a group of people or a situation对一群人或某种局面的控制；指挥权under somebody’s command
troops under the command of General Roberts在罗伯茨将军指挥下的部队in command (of something) Lieutenant Peters was now in command.彼得斯中尉现在掌握着指挥权。 He felt fully in command of the situation.他感到完全掌控了局面。take command (of something) (=begin controlling a group or situation and making decisions)（＝开始掌控某个群体或局面并作出决策） The fire officer took command, ordering everyone to leave the building.消防官员接手指挥，命令所有人撤离大楼。at somebody’s command Each congressman has a large staff at his command (=available to be used).每位国会议员都有大批工作人员可供调遣（＝可随时使用）。 By 1944, Fletcher had command of a B-17 bomber and a ten-man crew.到1944年，弗莱彻指挥着一架B-17轰炸机和一支十人机组。2order [countable] an order that should be obeyed应当服从的命令: Shoot when I give the command.我下令时再开枪。3computer [countable] an instruction to a computer to do something让计算机执行某项操作的指令4command of something knowledge of something, especially a language, or ability to use something对某事物（尤指语言）的掌握程度，或运用某事物的能力(have a) good/excellent/poor etc command of something He’s studied in the US and has a good command of English.他曾在美国求学，英语掌握得很好。5military [countable] a)a part of an army, navy etc that is controlled separately and has a particular job陆军、海军等军队中独立管辖、担负特定任务的组成部分: pilots of the Southern Air Command南部航空司令部的飞行员 b)a group of officers or officials who give orders负责发布命令的一组军官或官员: the Army High Command陆军最高司令部 c)the group of soldiers that an officer is in control of军官所统率的士兵群体GRAMMAR: Singular or plural verb?语法：单数还是复数动词？In this meaning of command is usually followed by a singular verb: · The army command is considering a ceasefire.在此含义中，command 后通常接单数动词：· The army command is considering a ceasefire.In British English, you can also use a plural verb: · The army command are considering a ceasefire.Grammar guide ‒ NOUNS在英式英语中，也可使用复数动词：· The army command are considering a ceasefire.语法指南 ‒ 名词6at your command if you have a particular skill at your command, you are able to use that skill well and easily若某种技能在你的掌控之中，即表示你能够熟练自如地运用该技能: a pianist with the keys at his command将琴键运用自如的钢琴家7be in command of yourself to be able to control your emotions and thoughts能够控制自己的情绪和思想: Kathleen walked in – tall, slim, confident, and in total command of herself.凯瑟琳走了进来——高挑、纤细、自信，完全掌控着自身情绪。COLLOCATIONS词语搭配– Meaning 1— 释义 1phrases短语be in command of something· The Colonel showed that he was in complete command of the situation.· 上校展示出他对局面的完全掌控。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.· 我们公司有传统的管理指挥链。verbs动词have command· Athens had command of the oceans.· 雅典曾掌控着海洋。take command (=begin controlling a group or situation)· Captain Kent took command of the Emergency Control Centre.· 肯特上尉接手指挥了紧急控制中心。assume command formal正式 (=start to be in charge of a group of people)· He assumed command of all the troops in the Washington area.· 他接管了华盛顿地区所有部队的指挥权。put/place somebody in command· A third goal put Brazil in command of the game.· 第三个进球让巴西队掌握了比赛的主动权。lose command· The enemy was losing command of the situation.· 敌方正在失去对局面的控制。be relieved of your command formal正式 (=lose your military position because you have done something wrong)· The General was relieved of his command due to misconduct.· 该将军因行为不当被解除了指挥职务。adjectives形容词complete/full command· Their fighters had full command of the air over Pearl Harbor.· 他们的战斗机完全掌控了珍珠港上空的制空权。military command· A large area was already under US military command.· 大片地区已处于美军的指挥控制之下。joint command (=shared by two people, countries etc)· Russia and Ukraine had joint command over the Fleet.· 俄罗斯和乌克兰对舰队拥有联合指挥权。sole command (=not shared with anyone)· He was in sole command of a small military unit.· 他单独指挥一支小型军事部队。command + NOUNcommand＋名词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.· 我国每支国防力量都有自己的指挥体系。COLLOCATIONS词语搭配– Meaning 2— 释义 2verbs动词give a command (also issue a command formal正式)· The General gave the command to open fire.· 将军下令开火。obey a command· Your dog will soon learn to obey your commands.· 你的狗很快就会学会服从你的口令。carry out a command (=obey one)· The men carried out the command immediately.· 士兵们立即执行了命令。shout a command· Kruger shouted his commands: 'Faster, faster!'· 克鲁格大声发令："快点，快点！"bark a command (=shout one rather rudely)· She just stands there barking commands while everyone works.· 大家都在干活，她只是站在那里大声发号施令。
查看全部语言翻译1control [uncountable] the control of a group of people or a situation对一群人或某种局面的控制；指挥权under somebody’s command troops under the command of General Roberts在罗伯茨将军指挥下的部队in command (of something) Lieutenant Peters was now in command.彼得斯中尉现在掌握着指挥权。 He felt fully in command of the situation.他感到完全掌控了局面。take command (of something) (=begin controlling a group or situation and making decisions)（＝开始掌控某个群体或局面并作出决策） The fire officer took command, ordering everyone to leave the building.消防官员接手指挥，命令所有人撤离大楼。at somebody’s command Each congressman has a large staff at his command (=available to be used).每位国会议员都有大批工作人员可供调遣（＝可随时使用）。 By 1944, Fletcher had command of a B-17 bomber and a ten-man crew.到1944年，弗莱彻指挥着一架B-17轰炸机和一支十人机组。2order [countable] an order that should be obeyed应当服从的命令: Shoot when I give the command.我下令时再开枪。3computer [countable] an instruction to a computer to do something让计算机执行某项操作的指令4command of something knowledge of something, especially a language, or ability to use something对某事物（尤指语言）的掌握程度，或运用某事物的能力(have a) good/excellent/poor etc command of something He’s studied in the US and has a good command of English.他曾在美国求学，英语掌握得很好。5military [countable] a)a part of an army, navy etc that is controlled separately and has a particular job陆军、海军等军队中独立管辖、担负特定任务的组成部分: pilots of the Southern Air Command南部航空司令部的飞行员 b)a group of officers or officials who give orders负责发布命令的一组军官或官员: the Army High Command陆军最高司令部 c)the group of soldiers that an officer is in control of军官所统率的士兵群体GRAMMAR: Singular or plural verb?语法：单数还是复数动词？In this meaning of command is usually followed by a singular verb: · The army command is considering a ceasefire.在此含义中，command 后通常接单数动词：· The army command is considering a ceasefire.In British English, you can also use a plural verb: · The army command are considering a ceasefire.Grammar guide ‒ NOUNS在英式英语中，也可使用复数动词：· The army command are considering a ceasefire.语法指南 ‒ 名词6at your command if you have a particular skill at your command, you are able to use that skill well and easily若某种技能在你的掌控之中，即表示你能够熟练自如地运用该技能: a pianist with the keys at his command将琴键运用自如的钢琴家7be in command of yourself to be able to control your emotions and thoughts能够控制自己的情绪和思想: Kathleen walked in – tall, slim, confident, and in total command of herself.凯瑟琳走了进来——高挑、纤细、自信，完全掌控着自身情绪。COLLOCATIONS词语搭配– Meaning 1— 释义 1phrases短语be in command of something· The Colonel showed that he was in complete command of the situation.· 上校展示出他对局面的完全掌控。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.· 我们公司有传统的管理指挥链。verbs动词have command· Athens had command of the oceans.· 雅典曾掌控着海洋。take command (=begin controlling a group or situation)· Captain Kent took command of the Emergency Control Centre.· 肯特上尉接手指挥了紧急控制中心。assume command formal正式 (=start to be in charge of a group of people)· He assumed command of all the troops in the Washington area.· 他接管了华盛顿地区所有部队的指挥权。put/place somebody in command· A third goal put Brazil in command of the game.· 第三个进球让巴西队掌握了比赛的主动权。lose command· The enemy was losing command of the situation.· 敌方正在失去对局面的控制。be relieved of your command formal正式 (=lose your military position because you have done something wrong)· The General was relieved of his command due to misconduct.· 该将军因行为不当被解除了指挥职务。adjectives形容词complete/full command· Their fighters had full command of the air over Pearl Harbor.· 他们的战斗机完全掌控了珍珠港上空的制空权。military command· A large area was already under US military command.· 大片地区已处于美军的指挥控制之下。joint command (=shared by two people, countries etc)· Russia and Ukraine had joint command over the Fleet.· 俄罗斯和乌克兰对舰队拥有联合指挥权。sole command (=not shared with anyone)· He was in sole command of a small military unit.· 他单独指挥一支小型军事部队。command + NOUNcommand＋名词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.· 我国每支国防力量都有自己的指挥体系。COLLOCATIONS词语搭配– Meaning 2— 释义 2verbs动词give a command (also issue a command formal正式)· The General gave the command to open fire.· 将军下令开火。obey a command· Your dog will soon learn to obey your commands.· 你的狗很快就会学会服从你的口令。carry out a command (=obey one)· The men carried out the command immediately.· 士兵们立即执行了命令。shout a command· Kruger shouted his commands: 'Faster, faster!'· 克鲁格大声发令："快点，快点！"bark a command (=shout one rather rudely)· She just stands there barking commands while everyone works.· 大家都在干活，她只是站在那里大声发号施令。commandcommand2 verb 1order [intransitive, transitive] to tell someone officially to do something, especially if you are a military leader, a king etc正式命令某人做某事，尤指以军事领袖、国王等身份command somebody to do something Captain Picard commanded the crew to report to the main deck.皮卡德船长命令船员到主甲板集合。command that The General commanded that the regiment attack at once.将军命令该团立即发起进攻。► see thesaurus at order2lead the military [intransitive, transitive] to be responsible for giving orders to a group of people in the army, navy etc负责向陆军、海军等中的一批人发布命令: He commands the 4th Battalion.他指挥第4营。3deserve and get [transitive] to get something such as respect or attention because you do something well or are important or popular因表现出色、地位重要或深受欢迎而赢得尊重或关注等command respect/attention/support etc Philip was a remarkable teacher, able to command instant respect.菲利普是一位出色的教师，能够立即赢得他人的尊重。command a high fee/wage/price etc Which graduates command the highest salaries?哪些毕业生能拿到最高的薪酬？4control [transitive] to control something控制某事物: The party that commands a majority of seats in Parliament forms the government.在议会中占据多数席位的政党组建政府。5view [transitive] if a place commands a view, you can see something clearly from it若某地点可以俯瞰某一景色，即表示从该地点能够清晰地看到某物: The Ramses Hilton commands a magnificent view of Cairo.拉姆西斯希尔顿酒店拥有俯瞰开罗的壮丽景色。
1order [intransitive, transitive] to tell someone officially to do something, especially if you are a military leader, a king etc正式命令某人做某事，尤指以军事领袖、国王等身份command somebody to do something Captain Picard commanded the crew to report to the main deck.皮卡德船长命令船员到主甲板集合。command that The General commanded that the regiment attack at once.将军命令该团立即发起进攻。► see thesaurus at order2lead the military [intransitive, transitive] to be responsible for giving orders to a group of people in the army, navy etc负责向陆军、海军等中的一批人发布命令: He commands the 4th Battalion.他指挥第4营。3deserve and get [transitive] to get something such as respect or attention because you do something well or are important or popular因表现出色、地位重要或深受欢迎而赢得尊重或关注等command respect/attention/support etc Philip was a remarkable teacher, able to command instant respect.菲利普是一位出色的教师，能够立即赢得他人的尊重。command a high fee/wage/price etc Which graduates command the highest salaries?哪些毕业生能拿到最高的薪酬？4control [transitive] to control something控制某事物: The party that commands a majority of seats in Parliament forms the government.在议会中占据多数席位的政党组建政府。5view [transitive] if a place commands a view, you can see something clearly from it若某地点可以俯瞰某一景色，即表示从该地点能够清晰地看到某物: The Ramses Hilton commands a magnificent view of Cairo.拉姆西斯希尔顿酒店拥有俯瞰开罗的壮丽景色。