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1. verb1) (to order: I command you to leave the room immediately!) beordre, befale2) (to have authority over: He commanded a regiment of soldiers.) ha kommandoen over, kommandere3) (to have by right: He commands great respect.) kunne forlange; nyte2. noun1) (an order: We obeyed his commands.) ordre, befaling, kommando, bud2) (control: He was in command of the operation.) kommando•- commander
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- commander-in-chiefbefale--------befaling--------by--------kommandere--------kommandoIsubst. \/kəˈmɑːnd\/1) befaling, bud2) ( militærvesen) ordre, kommando3) herredømme, makt, myndighet4) ( militærvesen) kommando, kommandering5) herredømme, kontroll, makthun har hele situasjonen under kontroll, hun har fullstendig herredømme over situasjonen6) ( om språk) beherskelse7) disposisjon, rådighet8) ( militærvesen) kommando, kommandostilling, kommandogruppe9) ( EDB) kommando, kommando-at the word of command på gitt signalbe in command føre kommandoen• he is first\/second in commandhan er øverstkommanderende\/nestkommanderendedo something at\/by sombody's command gjøre noe på noens ordrein command kommanderende, befalshavende• who is the officer in command?place in command of få kommandoen over, sette til å ledetake command of ta kommandoen overthe higher command øverstbefalende, det høyere befaletunder the command of somebody under noens kommandoword of command kommandoordIIverb \/kəˈmɑːnd\/1) gi befaling til, gi ordre til, befale, kreve, forlange, (på)by2) ha kommandoen over, kommandere3) være herre over, beherske4) disponere (over), råde over, ha rådighet over5) ha, nyte• he commands our respect \/sympathy\/obedience6) beherske, dominere, ha utsikt over7) kunne forlange (en pris), kunne kreve (en pris)kunne forlange\/kreve hva man vilYours to command ( gammeldags) Deres ydmyke tjener
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