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/kə'mɑ:nd/ * danh từ - lệnh, mệnh lệnh =to give a command+ ra mệnh lệnh - quyền chỉ huy, quyền điều khiển - sự làm chủ =the command of the sea+ sự làm chủ trên mặt biển - sự kiềm chế, sự nén =command of one's emotion+ sự nén xúc động =command over oneself+ sự tự chủ - sự tinh thông, sự thành thạo =to have a great command of a language+ thông thạo một thứ tiếng - đội quân (dưới quyền chỉ huy của một sĩ quan) - bộ tư lệnh =the Higher Command; the Supreme Command+ bộ tư lệnh tối cao !at command - sẵn sàng để tuỳ ý sử dụng !at the word of command - khi mệnh lệnh được ban ra !command night - tối biểu diễn do lệnh của vua =command performance+ buổi biểu diễn do lệnh của vua !in command of - điều khiển, chỉ huy !under the command of - dưới quyền chỉ huy của !to take command of - nắm quyền chỉ huy * ngoại động từ - ra lệnh, hạ lệnh =the officer commanded his men to fire+ viên sĩ quan hạ lệnh cho quân mình bắn - chỉ huy, điều khiển =to command a regiment+ chỉ huy trung đoàn - chế ngự, kiềm chế, nén =to command oneself+ tự kiềm chế, tự chủ =to command one's temper+ nén giận - sẵn, có sẵn (để sử dụng) =to command a vast sum of money+ có sẵn một món tiền lớn - đủ tư cách để, đáng được; bắt phải, khiến phải =he commanded our sympathy+ anh ta đáng được chúng ta đồng tình =to command respect+ khiến phải kính trọng - bao quát =the hill commands the plain below+ quả đồi bao quát cánh đồng phía dưới * nội động từ - ra lệnh, hạ lệnh - chỉ huy, điều khiển
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