commands

[kəˈmændz]

commands Definition

• 1. an authoritative order
• 2. a signal to a computer to perform a specified task

Using commands: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "commands" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  The general issued commands to his troops.

• Example

  She typed in the command to print the document.

• Example

  He gave the dog a command to sit.

• Example

  The software responds to voice commands.

commands Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for commands

• orders
• directives
• instructions
• requests

Phrases with commands

• at someone's command

  ready to obey someone's orders

  Example

  The soldiers were at their commander's command.

• in command

  in control or charge of a situation or group of people

  Example

  The captain was in command of the ship.

• under command

  obedient to the orders of someone in authority

  Example

  The troops were under the command of the general.

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Summary: commands in Brief

The term 'commands' [kəˈmændz] refers to authoritative orders or signals given to a computer. It can be used in various contexts, such as military, dog training, and computing. Examples include 'The general issued commands to his troops.' and 'The software responds to voice commands.' Phrases like 'at someone's command' and 'in command' denote obedience and control, respectively.