command

command
[kəˈmɑːnd]
sustantivo
1orden (f) (order); comando (m) instrucción (f) (informática)
  • to do something at somebody's command -> hacer algo por orden de alguien
2mando (m) (authority, control) (of army, expedition)
  • to be in command (of) -> estar al mando (de)
  • to be in command of a situation -> dominar una situación
  • to be at somebody's command -> estar a las órdenes de alguien
  • he has many resources at his command -> tiene muchos recursos a su disposición
  • she has a good command of English -> tiene un buen dominio del inglés
  • command economy -> economía (f) dirigida
  • command language (informática) -> lenguaje (m) de comandos or de mando
verbo transitivo
3mandar, ordenar (order)
  • to command somebody to do something -> mandar a alguien que haga algo
4estar al mando de, mandar (ship, regiment)
5disponer de (have at one's disposal)
  • with all the skill he could command -> con toda la habilidad de que disponía
6infundir, inspirar (inspire) (respect, admiration); obtener (attention)
  • to command a high price -> alcanzar un precio elevado

command [ko-mand]
1Mandar, comandar, ordenar, regir, gobernar (order).
  • To command somebody to -> ordenarle a alguien que
2Dominar, hablando de un paraje elevado con relación a las llanuras que lo rodean.
3Contar con, disponer de (wealth, resources).
4Imponer, infundir, inspirar (respect); exigir (fee); alcanzar (price).
verbo neutro (intransitivo)
5Tener poder o autoridad suprema, gobernar. (n)
va. Estar al o tener el mando de (army, ship).
sustantivo
1Mando (authority); poder, dominio (mastery); comando.
2Mandamiento; orden (order).
  • To be at somebody’s estar a las órdenes de alguien. Who’s in command of this ship? -> ¿quién manda en este barco
  • She’s in command of the situation -> es dueña de la situación
  • Under somebody’s bajo las órdenes de alguien -> 3. Autoridad, imperio
3Cuerpo de tropas bajo un comandante.
4Dominació y de aquí, alcance de vista.
5Facilidad, recursos.
6Mando (leadership).
  • Command post -> puesto de mando
7Orden, comando. (Informática)
  • To have command of o over oneself -> saber dominarse
  • Yours to su seguro servidor ->

command [kəˈmɑːnd]
noun
1 (order) especially (Mil) orden; (f) (Comput) orden; (f) comando; (m)
he gave his command in a loud voice
he gave the command (to attack/retreat) dio la orden (de atacar/retirarse); his commands were obeyed at once sus órdenes se cumplieron de inmediato
at by the command of sbatorby por orden de algn
by royal commandroyal por real orden
2 (control) [of army, ship] mando; (m)
to be at sb's commandat [+resources, money, troops] estar a la disposición de algn; [+men] estar a las órdenes de algn; estar bajo el mando de algn
to have at one's command [+resources, money, troops] disponer de; tener a su disposición; [+men] tener a sus órdenes; estar al mando de
to have command of sthhave estar al mando de algo
to be in command (of sth)in estar al mando (de algo)
who is in command here? ¿quién manda aquí?; to be in command of one's faculties estar en posesión de sus facultades; to be in command of the situation ser dueño de la situación
to take command of sthtake asumir el mando de algo
under the command ofunder bajo el mando de
3 (mastery) dominio; (m)
his command of English su dominio del inglés; to have a good command of English dominar el inglés; command of the seas dominio de los mares
4 (authority) (Mil) (Náut) mando; (m) jefatura; (f)
second in command segundo; (m) (Náut) segundo de a bordo; (m)
verb:transitive
1 (order)
to command sb to do sth mandar ordenar a algn que haga algo;or to command sth to be done mandar ordenar que se haga algo;or
2 (be in control of) [+soldiers, army] mandar; estar al mando de; [+ship] comandar
3 (have at one's disposal) [+resources, money, services] disponer de; contar con
4 (deserve and get) [+attention] ganarse; [+respect] imponer; [+sympathy] merecerse; hacerse acreedor de; [+price] venderse a; venderse por; [+fee] exigir
an actress who can command high fees
5 (overlook) [+area] dominar; [+view] tener; disfrutar de
modifier
command key (n) (Comput) tecla de comando; (f)
command language (n) (Comput) lenguaje de comandos; (m)
command line (n) (Comput) orden; (f) comando; (m)
command module (n) (on a space rocket) módulo de mando; (m)
command performance (n) gala (a petición) real; (f)
command post (n) puesto de mando; (m)

Verb Conjugation for "command"

Imperative
  • command
  • you command
  • he/she commands
  • we command
  • you command
  • they command
Preterite
  • I commanded
  • you commanded
  • he/she commanded
  • we commanded
  • you commanded
  • they commanded
Present Continuous
  • I am commanding
  • you are commanding
  • he/she is commanding
  • we are commanding
  • you are commanding
  • they are commanding
Present Perfect
  • I have commanded
  • you have commanded
  • he/she has commanded
  • we have commanded
  • you have commanded
  • they have commanded
Past Continuous
  • I was commanding
  • you were commanding
  • he/she was commanding
  • we were commanding
  • you were commanding
  • they were commanding
Past Perfect
  • I had commanded
  • you had commanded
  • he/she had commanded
  • we had commanded
  • you had commanded
  • they had commanded
Future
  • I will command
  • you will command
  • he/she will command
  • we will command
  • you will command
  • they will command
Future Perfect
  • I will have commanded
  • you will have commanded
  • he/she will have commanded
  • we will have commanded
  • you will have commanded
  • they will have commanded
Future Continuous
  • I will be commanding
  • you will be commanding
  • he/she will be commanding
  • we will be commanding
  • you will be commanding
  • they will be commanding
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been commanding
  • you have been commanding
  • he/she has been commanding
  • we have been commanding
  • you have been commanding
  • they have been commanding
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been commanding
  • you will have been commanding
  • he/she will have been commanding
  • we will have been commanding
  • you will have been commanding
  • they will have been commanding
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been commanding
  • you had been commanding
  • he/she had been commanding
  • we had been commanding
  • you had been commanding
  • they had been commanding