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I . command [kəˈmɑ:nd, Am -ˈmænd] VB trans

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1. command (tell):

command
nakazywać [perf nakazać]

3. command form (inspire):

command
wzbudzać [perf wzbudzić]

4. command (be in charge):

to command sth
dowodzić czymś

5. command form (give):

the hill commands a fine view
ze wzgórza roztacza się piękny widok

6. command (have):

command
posiadać
command salary
otrzymywać
to command funds/resources
dysponować funduszami/środkami

II . command [kəˈmɑ:nd, Am -ˈmænd] VB intr

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1. command (instruct):

command
nakazywać [perf nakazać]

2. command (order):

command
rozkazywać [perf rozkazać]

3. command (be in charge):

command
dowodzić

III . command [kəˈmɑ:nd, Am -ˈmænd] N

1. command (instruction):

command
polecenie nt

2. command (order):

command
rozkaz m

3. command no pl (officers):

command
dowództwo nt

4. command no pl (charge):

command
dowodzenie nt
to be in command of sth
dowodzić czymś
under sb's command
pod czyimś dowództwem

6. command (control):

to have sth at one's command
dysponować czymś
to have command over oneself
panować nad sobą

7. command COMPUT:

command
polecenie nt
command prompt
wiersz m poleceń

8. command no pl LING:

command
znajomość f
she has a good command of English
ona dobrze zna angielski

9. command no pl form (view):

command of sth
widok m na coś
resident command COMPUT
polecenie rezydentne nt

command post N

command prompt N COMPUT

voice command N TELEC, COMPUT

voice command
polecenie nt głosowe
second in command MIL
zastępca dowódcy

Usage examples with command

Command papers
dokumenty rządu brytyjskiego przedstawione parlamentowi
command prompt
wiersz m poleceń
to command funds/resources
dysponować funduszami/środkami
under sb's command
pod czyimś dowództwem
to command sth
dowodzić czymś
command of sth
widok m na coś
the Royal Command
nakaz m królewski
at command prompt
w wierszu poleceń (w trybie MS-DOS®)
to be put in command
obejmować [perf objąć] dowodzenie
to have command over sth
panować nad czymś
to have command over oneself
panować nad sobą
to write sth at command prompt
wpisać coś z linii komend [lub w DOS-ie]
to relieve sb of sb's command
pozbawiać [perf pozbawić] kogoś dowództwa
to be in command of sth
dowodzić czymś
to command sb to do sth
rozkazywać [perf rozkazać] komuś coś zrobić
to have sth at one's command
dysponować czymś
to command the respect of sb
budzić czyjś szacunek
she has a good command of English
ona dobrze zna angielski

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English
Voice command devices are becoming more widely available, and innovative ways for using the human voice are always being created.
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However, his convalescence was lengthy: by the time he recovered, the command having changed, he became part of a prisoner exchange.
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He possesses the ability to command warpstorms, something daemons are not usually stated to have the ability to do.
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He was brass band trained and had faultless technical command.
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The height is probably rugby, where players will literally leap at an official's command.
www.thestar.com
Garland herself performed the song for the troops as part of a 1943 command performance.
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Coded obliterations are collected by philatelists and rare examples command high prices.
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Leaderless cells lack bidirectional, vertical command links and operate without hierarchal command.
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Repeated petitions for a new command were rebuffed, in part because of his openly republican political views.
en.wikipedia.org
I mean, it seems to me a heck of a lot more important to condemn slavery than to command people not to misspell your name.
thecnnfreedomproject.blogs.cnn.com

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