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一阵阵
puesto de mando
command post N
I. command [Am kəˈmænd, Brit kəˈmɑːnd] VB trans
1.1. command (order):
to command sb to + infin
ordenarle a alguien que  +  subj
1.2. command (have authority over):
command regiment/army/ship
command regiment/army/ship
command regiment/army/ship
2. command (have):
command wealth/resources
command wealth/resources
command majority
3. command:
command respect
command respect
command respect
command confidence
II. command [Am kəˈmænd, Brit kəˈmɑːnd] N
1.1. command C (order):
1.2. command U (authority):
to be at sb's command
1.3. command (directing group):
command C + sing or pl vb
2. command U (mastery):
3. command C COMPUT:
I. post1 [Am poʊst, Brit pəʊst] N U
1.1. post C (pole):
1.2. post U (in horse racing):
to pip sb at the post Brit
ganarle a alguien por la mano
to pip sb at the post Brit
ganarle a alguien de mano RioPl
1.3. post C:
2. post C COMPUT (Internet message):
II. post1 [Am poʊst, Brit pəʊst] VB trans
1.1. post (announce):
post meeting/reward
1.2. post list/notice:
post no bills
1.3. post (on the Internet):
1.4. post (in ledger):
post sales/receipts
2.1. post COMM:
2.2. post Am time/score SPORTS:
I. post2 [Am poʊst, Brit pəʊst] N
1. post U (mail):
post esp Brit
2. post C (coach) HISTORY:
II. post2 [Am poʊst, Brit pəʊst] VB trans
post (mail) esp Brit letter/parcel
to post sth to sb
I. post3 [Am poʊst, Brit pəʊst] N
1.1. post (job):
1.2. post (important position):
1.3. post (place of duty):
2. post (station):
II. post3 [Am poʊst, Brit pəʊst] VB trans
1. post (position):
post policeman/soldier
2. post (send):
post employee/diplomat
post employee/diplomat
command post N MIL
I. command [kəˈmɑ:nd, Am -ˈmænd] VB trans
1. command (order):
to command sb to do sth
mandar que +subj
2. command (have command over):
3. command (have at one's disposal):
4. command (overlook):
command view
5. command:
command respect
command sympathy
II. command [kəˈmɑ:nd, Am -ˈmænd] N
1. command (order):
at sb's command
2. command (control):
3. command MIL:
4. command COMPUT:
5. command no pl (knowledge):
6. command no pl form (view):
I. post1 [pəʊst, Am poʊst] N no pl Brit
II. post1 [pəʊst, Am poʊst] VB trans Brit, Aus
to post sb sth
I. post2 [pəʊst, Am poʊst] N (job)
II. post2 [pəʊst, Am poʊst] VB trans
1. post (send to work):
2. post MIL (position):
I. post3 [pəʊst, Am poʊst] N
1. post a. SPORTS:
2. post inf (goalpost):
II. post3 [pəʊst, Am poʊst] VB trans
to post sth (on sth)
command post N MIL
I. command [kə·ˈmænd] VB trans
1. command (order):
to command sb to do sth
mandar que +subj
2. command (have command over):
3. command (have at one's disposal):
4. command (overlook):
command view
5. command:
command respect
command sympathy
II. command [kə·ˈmænd] N
1. command (order):
at sb's command
2. command (control):
3. command MIL:
4. command comput:
5. command (knowledge):
I. post1 [poʊst] N
II. post1 [poʊst] VB trans
1. post letter, package:
to post sth to sb
2. post (inform):
to keep sb posted on sth
3. post (in bookkeeping):
I. post2 [poʊst] N (job)
II. post2 [poʊst] VB trans
1. post (send to work):
2. post MIL (position):
I. post3 [poʊst] N
1. post a. SPORTS:
2. post inf (goalpost):
II. post3 [poʊst] VB trans
to post sth (on sth)
Present
Icommand
youcommand
he/she/itcommands
wecommand
youcommand
theycommand
Past
Icommanded
youcommanded
he/she/itcommanded
wecommanded
youcommanded
theycommanded
Present Perfect
Ihavecommanded
youhavecommanded
he/she/ithascommanded
wehavecommanded
youhavecommanded
theyhavecommanded
Past Perfect
Ihadcommanded
youhadcommanded
he/she/ithadcommanded
wehadcommanded
youhadcommanded
theyhadcommanded
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Leaderless cells lack bidirectional, vertical command links and operate without hierarchal command.
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The height is probably rugby, where players will literally leap at an official's command.
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If the "genius" of the "imperator", or commander of all troops, was to be propitiated, so was that of all the units under his command.
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Although somebody offered to buy him a season ticket, naval command instead decided to enlist him by the book.
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For instance, the command line utility grep has a regular expression syntax which matches patterns in lines of text.
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