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41 be in command of
be in command of -
42 execute a command
een bevel uitvoeren/volbrengen -
43 fulfil a command
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44 have (a) good command of a language
English-Dutch dictionary > have (a) good command of a language
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45 have men at one's command
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46 have/take command of
have/take command ofhet bevel hebben/nemen over -
47 he is at my command
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48 her request was in/of the nature of a command
her request was in/of the nature of a commandEnglish-Dutch dictionary > her request was in/of the nature of a command
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49 high command
hoog commandantschap (hoogste gezagvoering van legermacht of van elk ander lichaam) -
50 observe a command
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51 second in command
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52 self-command
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53 under command of
under command of -
54 word of command
n. woord of zin met specifieke en duidelijk vastgestelde betekenis gebruikt om soldaten bevelen te gevencommando, bevel -
55 AT command set
AT commando set, groep controle commando's voor een modem -
56 Central Command
centraal bevel (legerkader verantwoordelijk voor centrale grondgebied van het land) -
57 Hayes command set
Hayes commando set, standaard voor de controle over modems -
58 Northern Command
noordelijke bevel (legerkader verantwoordelijk voor noordelijke gedeelte van land) -
59 Southern Command
Zuidelijk Commando -
60 assume command
commando overnemen
См. также в других словарях:
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