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1 command
سُلْطَة \ authority: the power to give orders or take action: I have no authority to sell my father’s house, whoever has this power The city authorities control the police. clutch: control, unpleasantly used: He fell into his enemies’ clutches. command: control; official charge: Who is in command of this ship?. control: direction; command; power; the ability to make others obey: He has no control over his children. He has lost control of them. They are out of control (or not under control). influence: the power to have an effect on sb.: Some leaders of industry have great political influence. power: control of government: Their party came into power in 1951 and remained in power till 1964, right; official permission The police have powers to search cars. \ See Also نفوذ (نُفُوذ)، سيطرة (سَيْطَرة)، إمرة (إِمْرَة)، قيادة (قِيادَة) -
2 command
أَمَرَ (بِـ) \ command: to order officially: He commanded them to return to the camp. decree: to declare by decree; decide officially. dictate: to give orders without considering anyone else’s opinions. direct: to order: I was directed to report to your office. instruct: to order: The soldiers were instructed not to fire. order: to tell (sb.) forcefully and officially to do sth.; give orders for (sth.): The noisy child was ordered (to go) out of the room. (Note that to go may be left out when an adv. or adverbial phrase follows but other verbs cannot be left out.). tell: to order: I told him to hurry. -
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أَمْر \ affair: often plural, business: Family affairs kept him at home. business: matter; event: That murder was a shocking business. command: an order: His commands were always obeyed. matter: an affair; a question: a business matter; a social matter; a matter of opinion. order: a command (spoken or written): Officers give orders to their men. thing: a matter; an affair: He told me some strange things. -
4 отдавать команду
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5 покомандовать
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6 скомандовать
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7 скомандовать
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8 повєлѣти, -лѭ, -лиши
give a command, command -
9 befehlen
to command; to order; to be in command* * *be|feh|len [bə'feːlən] pret befahl [bə'faːl] ptp befohlen [bə'foːlən]1. vt1) (= anordnen) to orderer befahl Stillschweigen or zu schweigen — he ordered them/us etc to be silent
er befahl, den Mann zu erschießen, er befahl die Erschießung des Mannes — he ordered the man to be shot
sie befahl, dass... — she ordered or gave orders that...
du hast mir gar nichts zu beféhlen, von dir lasse ich mir nichts beféhlen —
gnädige Frau beféhlen? (old form) was beféhlen gnädige Frau? (old form) — was beféhlen gnädige Frau? (old form) yes, Madam?, what can I do for you, Madam?
3) (liter = anvertrauen) to entrust, to commend (liter)seine Seele Gott/in die Hände Gottes beféhlen — to commend or entrust one's soul to God/into God's hands
2. vi1) (= Befehle erteilen) to give ordersschweigen Sie, befahl er — be quiet, he ordered
hier habe nur ich zu beféhlen — I give the orders around here
wie Sie beféhlen — as you wish
wer beféhlen will, muss erst gehorchen lernen (prov) — if you wish to command you must first learn to obey
2) (MIL = den Befehl haben) to be in command, to have command (über +acc of)über Leben und Tod beféhlen — to be in absolute command
* * *1) (to order or instruct: We will do as you direct.) direct2) (to give orders to; to command: I certainly won't be dictated to by you (= I won't do as you say).) dictate3) (to order: I command you to leave the room immediately!) command4) (to tell (someone) to do something (from a position of authority): He ordered me to stand up.) order5) (to order or command; to suggest or warn: I told him to go away.) tell* * *be·feh·len<befahl, befohlen>[bəˈfe:lən]I. vt1. (den Befehl geben)▪ jdm \befehlen, etw zu tun to order [or command] sb to do sth▪ etw \befehlen to order sthvon dir lasse ich mir nichts \befehlen! I won't take orders from you!was \befehlen Sie, Herr Hauptmann? what are your orders, Captain?2. (beordern)▪ jdn irgendwohin \befehlen to order sb [to go] somewhere▪ jdn zu jdm/etw \befehlen to summon sb to sb/sthSie sind zum General befohlen worden! you've been summoned to the General!3. (veraltet geh)▪ [etw] \befehlen to desire [sth]\befehlen Sie sonst noch etwas, gnädige Frau? will there be anything else, Madam?ganz wie Sie \befehlen! just as you wish!II. vi1. MIL▪ über jdn/etw \befehlen to be in [or have] command of sb/sth▪ \befehlen, dass... to order [or give orders] that...mit \befehlender Stimme in a commanding voice* * *1.unregelmäßiges transitives Verb1) auch itr. order; (Milit.) order; command2) (beordern) order; (zu sich) summonjemanden zum Rapport befehlen — order/summon somebody to report
3) (geh. veralt.): (anvertrauen) commend2.unregelmäßiges intransitives Verbüber jemanden/etwas befehlen — have command of or be in command of somebody/something
* * *befehlen; befiehlt, befahl, hat befohlenA. v/t1. order, give the order for;jemandem etwas befehlen order sb to do sth;von dir lasse ich mir nichts befehlen I won’t be ordered about by you;du hast hier nichts zu befehlen since when have you been giving orders around here?;etwas in befehlendem Ton sagen say sth in an imperious ( oder a peremptory oder commanding) tone (of voice)ein Heer befehlen command an army, be commander-in-chief of an army3. (beordern):jemanden zu sich (dat)befehlen send for sb4. geh, obs (anbefehlen) commit, commend;seine Seele/seinen Geist in Gottes Hand oderbefiehl dem Herrn deine Wege commit thy ways unto the Lord;B. v/i give the orders;über jemanden/etwas befehlen be in command of sb/sth, have sb/sth at ( oder under) one’s command;er befiehlt gern he likes to order ( oder boss) people around;wer befehlen will, muss erst gehorchen lernen sprichw he who will command must first learn to obey;der Herr befehlen? obs your order, Sir?;wie Sie befehlen obs as you wish* * *1.unregelmäßiges transitives Verb1) auch itr. order; (Milit.) order; command2) (beordern) order; (zu sich) summonjemanden zum Rapport befehlen — order/summon somebody to report
3) (geh. veralt.): (anvertrauen) commend2.unregelmäßiges intransitives Verbüber jemanden/etwas befehlen — have command of or be in command of somebody/something
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10 comando
"control, operation;Schaltung;Steuerung;comando"* * *m order, commandtechnology controlcomando a distanza remote controlinformation technology command, command key* * *comando s.m.1 ( ordine) order, command; (letter.) bidding: dare un comando, to give an order (o a command); stare ai comandi di qlcu., to be at s.o.'s command (o to be at s.o.'s beck and call); avere una cosa, una persona al proprio comando, to have sthg., s.o. at one's beck and call // ai vostri comandi!, at your service!2 ( autorità) command; charge, supervision: ha mille uomini al suo comando, he has a thousand men under his command; accettare il comando, to accept command; assumere il comando, to take command (o charge); essere al comando di un battaglione, to be in command of a battalion; prendere il comando delle operazioni, to take charge of operations // avere la bacchetta del comando, to have full authority4 ( burocrazia) secondment; temporary attachment5 (sport) lead, head: essere al comando della classifica, to be at the top of the league; prendere il comando, to take the lead6 (tecn.) control: comando a distanza, remote control; comando a pulsante, push-button control; comando ausiliario, servo control; comando automatico, automatic control; comando centralizzato, central system control // (aer.): doppio comando, dual control; comandi di volo, flying controls; superficie di comando, control surface* * *[ko'mando]sostantivo maschile1) mil. (direzione) commandavere il o essere al comando di to be in command of [ esercito]; to command [ nave]; affidare a qcn. il comando di to give sb. command of; prendere il comando di — to have o take command of [ reggimento]
2) (ordine) order, commandal comando, presentate le armi — at o on the word of command, present arms
3) (autorità militari) command4) (potere)5) tecn. controlpannello, sala di comando — control panel, control room
essere ai o tenere i -i to be at the controls; prendere i -i (di un aereo) to take control; la macchina non risponde ai -i — the car handles badly
6) inform. command, instruction7) sportpassare al comando — to go into o to take the lead
* * *comando/ko'mando/sostantivo m.1 mil. (direzione) command; avere il o essere al comando di to be in command of [ esercito]; to command [ nave]; affidare a qcn. il comando di to give sb. command of; prendere il comando di to have o take command of [ reggimento]2 (ordine) order, command; impartire un comando to give a command; al comando, presentate le armi at o on the word of command, present arms4 (potere) prendere il comando di un'azienda to assume control of a business; avere il comando to be at the controls; le sue capacità di comando his skilful leadership5 tecn. control; pannello, sala di comando control panel, control room; a comando automatico mechanically-operated; doppi -i dual controls; comando a distanza remote control; essere ai o tenere i -i to be at the controls; prendere i -i (di un aereo) to take control; la macchina non risponde ai -i the car handles badly6 inform. command, instruction; comando di stampa print instruction -
11 Kommando
n; -s, -s1. (Befehl) command, order; auf Kommando on command; wie auf Kommando as if by command; ich kann nicht auf Kommando lachen I can’t laugh to order ( oder just turn on the laughs); Kommando zurück! hold it!2. (Befehlsgewalt) command; das Kommando führen oder haben be in command; das Kommando übernehmen assume command4. Kommandobehörde* * *das Kommando(Befehl) order; command;(Befehlsgewalt) command;(Einsatztruppe) commando* * *Kom|mạn|do [kɔ'mando]nt -s, -s1) (= Befehl) command, orderdas Kommando zum Schießen geben — to give the command or order to fire
ich mache nichts auf Kommando — I don't do things to order or on command
wie auf Kommando stehen bleiben — to stand still as if by command
der Hund gehorcht auf Kommando — the dog obeys on command
2) (= Befehlsgewalt) commandwer hat das Kommando? — who is in command?
über +acc of)das Kommando haben or führen/übernehmen — to be in or have/take command (
dem Kommando von... unterstehen — to be under the command of...
* * *((a member of) a unit of troops specially trained for tasks requiring special courage and skill.) commando* * *Kom·man·do<-s, -s>[kɔˈmando]nt1. (Befehl) command, orderauf \Kommando on commandauf \Kommando gehorchen to obey ordersdas \Kommando [über jdn/etw] haben [o führen] to be in command [of sb/sth]3. (abkommandierte Gruppe) commando4. (Militärdienststelle) command* * *das; Kommandos, Kommandos, österr. auch: Kommanden1) (Befehl) commanddas Kommando zum Schießen geben — give the command or order to shoot
wie auf Kommando — as if by command
2) o. Pl. (Befehlsgewalt) commanddas Kommando haben od. führen/übernehmen — be in/assume or take command
* * *1. (Befehl) command, order;auf Kommando on command;wie auf Kommando as if by command;ich kann nicht auf Kommando lachen I can’t laugh to order ( oder just turn on the laughs);Kommando zurück! hold it!2. (Befehlsgewalt) command;haben be in command;das Kommando übernehmen assume command* * *das; Kommandos, Kommandos, österr. auch: Kommanden1) (Befehl) commanddas Kommando zum Schießen geben — give the command or order to shoot
2) o. Pl. (Befehlsgewalt) commanddas Kommando haben od. führen/übernehmen — be in/assume or take command
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12 изкомандувам
order, give a command to, give orders to; give a word of command* * *order, give a command to, give orders to; give a word of command -
13 befehlen;
befiehlt, befahl, hat befohlenI v/t1. order, give the order for; jemandem etw. befehlen order s.o. to do s.th.; von dir lasse ich mir nichts befehlen I won’t be ordered about by you; du hast hier nichts zu befehlen since when have you been giving orders around here?; etw. in befehlendem Ton sagen say s.th. in an imperious ( oder a peremptory oder commanding) tone (of voice)2. (befehligen) MIL. auch give the command; eine Armee oder ein Heer befehlen command an army, be commander-in-chief of an army4. geh., altm. (anbefehlen) commit, commend; seine Seele / seinen Geist in Gottes Hand oder Hände befehlen commend one’s soul / spirit to God ( oder into God’s hands); BIBL.: befiehl dem Herrn deine Wege commit thy ways unto the Lord; (also,) Gott befohlen! God bless you!, God be with you!II v/i give the orders; über jemanden / etw. befehlen be in command of s.o. / s.th., have s.o. / s.th. at ( oder under) one’s command; er befiehlt gern he likes to order ( oder boss) people around; wer befehlen will, muss erst gehorchen lernen Sprichw. he who will command must first learn to obey; der Herr befehlen? altm. your order, Sir?; wie Sie befehlen altm. as you wish -
14 разпореждам
(се), разпоредя (се) order, see (to it) (that), direct thatразпореждам (се) нещо да бъде направено have s.th. done, arrange s.th. to be done(заповядвам) give orders, command, controlобичам да (се) разпореждам boss it, be bossy, like to order people aboutразпореждам се като у дома си lord itразпореждам се с be master of. dispose of, lord it overразпореждам се, както си искам с някого order s.o. aboutразпореждам се в къщата на make free in s.o.'s houseразпореждам се на всички страни give orders right and left* * *разпорѐждам,разпорѐждам се (възвр.) гл. order, see (to it) (that), direct that; arrange (за about); make (all) arrangements (that); ( заповядвам) разг. lay down the law, be in the saddle; обичам да (се) \разпореждам boss it, be bossy, like to order people about; \разпореждам се в къщата на make free in s.o.’s house; \разпореждам се като у дома си lord it; \разпореждам се на всички страни give orders right and left; \разпореждам се с be master of, dispose of, lord it over.* * *arrange (that)* * *1. (заповядвам) give orders,. command, control 2. (се), разпоредя (се) order, see (to it) (that), direct that 3. arrange (за about);make (all) arrangements (that) 4. РАЗПОРЕЖДАМ (се) нещо да бъде направено have s.th. done, arrange s.th. to be done 5. РАЗПОРЕЖДАМ ce на всички страни give orders right and left 6. РАЗПОРЕЖДАМ се в къщата на make free in s.o.'s house 7. РАЗПОРЕЖДАМ се като у дома си lord it 8. РАЗПОРЕЖДАМ се с be master of. dispose of, lord it over 9. РАЗПОРЕЖДАМ се, както си искам с някого order s.o. about 10. обичам да (се) РАЗПОРЕЖДАМ boss it, be bossy, like to order people about -
15 команда
ж.1) ( устный приказ) (word of) command; ( приказ) orderпо кома́нде (рд.) — at the command (of)
по чьей-л кома́нде — at smb's (word of) command
пода́ть кома́нду воен. — give a command
2) информ. command; instruction3) ( начальствование) commandприня́ть кома́нду над полко́м — take command of the regiment
4) воен. ( отряд) party, detachment, crewуче́бная кома́нда уст. — training detachment
5) ( экипаж судна) (ship's) crew, ship's companyфутбо́льная кома́нда — football team
7) разг. ( группа) teamкома́нда президе́нта — the president's men
кома́нда единомы́шленников — like-minded group / team
••как по кома́нде — as if on command
пожа́рная кома́нда — fire brigade
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изкома̀ндвам,гл. order, give a command to, give orders to; give a word of command. -
17 командование
ср.1) ( действие) commandпод командованием — (кого-л.) under the command (of), commanded (by)
принять командование — (над кем-л.) to take command (of, over)
2) коллект. command; headquarters мн. ч.авиационное командование — ( высшее организационное объединение ВВС) Air Command
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18 команда команд·а
1) (группа лиц, выполняющих определённое задание) team"команда" президента (окружение президента) — President's team
2) (приказание) command, order, word of command / order3) (командование) commandпод командой — under the command (of)
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ж.1. (word of) command; ( приказ) orderпо команде (рд.) — at the command (of)
по чьей-л. команде — at smb.'s (word of) command
подать команду воен. — give* a command
2. ( начальствование) commandпринять команду над полком — take* command of the regiment
3. воен. ( отряд) party, detachment, crew4. ( корабля) (ship's) crew, ship's company5. спорт. team; ( в гребле) crew♢
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20 подавать
подать1. (вн. дт.; в разн. знач.) give* (d. to, d. i.)подавать знак — give* a sign (to)
подавать милостыню — give* alms (i.)
подавать совет — give* advice (i.)
подавать надежду — give* hope (i.)
не подавать признаков жизни — show* / give* no sign of life
подавать повод (к) — give* rise (to)
подавать команду воен. — give* a command
подавать кому-л. пальто — help smb. on with his coat
подавать руку — hold* out one's hand (to); (даме тж.) offer one's hand (to)
не подать руки — withhold* one's hand
подавать пример — set* an example (i.)
3. (вн.; подводить для посадки, погрузки) drive* up (d.)на какую платформу подадут поезд? — what platform is the train due at?; what platform will the train come in at?
4. (вн.) спорт. serve (d.)5. (вн.):подавать заявление — hand in an application
подавать петицию, прошенные — submit an application, forward a petition
подавать жалобу (дт. на вн.) — make* a complaint (to about); lodge a complaint (with about)
подавать в суд (на вн.) — bring* an action (against)
6. (вн.) тех. feed* (d.)♢
подавать телеграмму (дт.) — send* a telegram (i.), wire (d.)подавать в отставку — send* in one's resignation; воен. send* in one's papers
подавать голос — give* tongue; (за вн.; на выборах) vote (for)
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