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1 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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2 anführen
v/t (trennb., hat -ge-)1. lead; MIL. auch command; (Bewegung, Entwicklung etc.) head, spearhead; (Tabelle etc.) be at the head of2. (erwähnen, sagen) state, say; (Gründe) put forward, state; (zitieren) quote, cite a law etc.; (Beweise, Zeugen) produce; zur Verteidigung, Entschuldigung: state (in s.o.’s defen|ce [ Am. -se]), plead (as an excuse)3. umg. (foppen) have (Am. put) s.o. on, take s.o. for a ride* * *(erwähnen) to mention;(leiten) to head; to lead;(zitieren) to quote; to cite* * *ạn|füh|renvt sep1) (= vorangehen, befehligen) to lead2) (= zitieren) to quote, to cite; Tatsachen, Beispiel to quote, to cite, to give; Einzelheiten to give; Umstand to cite, to refer to; Grund, Beweis to give, to offer; (= benennen) jdn to name, to cite4)jdn anführen (inf) — to have sb on (inf), to take sb for a ride (inf)
* * *1) (to be captain of (something non-military): John captained the football team last year.) captain2) (to be first (in): An official car led the procession; He is still leading in the competition.) lead3) (to speak of or refer to: He mentioned the plan.) mention4) (to mention or state in support of an argument: to quote an example.) quote* * *an|füh·renvt1. (befehligen)▪ jdn/etw \anführen to lead sb/sthTruppen \anführen to command [or lead] troops▪ etw \anführen to quote sthein Beispiel/Beweise/einen Grund \anführen to give an example/evidence/a reason▪ jdn \anführen to name sb▪ sich von jdm \anführen lassen to be taken for a ride by sb, to be taken in by sb* * *transitives Verb1) lead; lead, head < procession>2) (zitieren) quote* * *anführen v/t (trennb, hat -ge-)1. lead; MIL auch command; (Bewegung, Entwicklung etc) head, spearhead; (Tabelle etc) be at the head of2. (erwähnen, sagen) state, say; (Gründe) put forward, state; (zitieren) quote, cite a law etc; (Beweise, Zeugen) produce; zur Verteidigung, Entschuldigung: state (in sb’s defence [ US -se]), plead (as an excuse)* * *transitives Verb1) lead; lead, head < procession>2) (zitieren) quote* * *v.to adduce v.to invoke v.to lead v.(§ p.,p.p.: led)to quote v.
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