command in English: An order that someone in charge tells you to obey. (noun)

Translation

An order that someone in charge tells you to obey.

Word origin

From Old French comander, from Latin mandare, meaning to order.

Gender

Pluralcommands

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A command is an order.

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A commander gives the command.

commanded .

"Command" also works as a verb.

order

To ask for food, drink, or goods to be brought to you.

tell

To give information to someone using words.

control

The power to make a person, an animal, or a machine do what you want.

commander

An officer who is in charge of a group of soldiers, ships or planes.

army

A large group of soldiers who fight for their country on land.

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