command造句

He was accustomed to command, not to entreat.

Means the client sent a nonexistent command name.

She has a large English vocabulary at command.

The sergeant gave his men the command "At ease!"

No process in the command subtree has a signal handler.

A much more reasonable design would be to have a command to print and another command for print setup.

For example, the command "erase" makes the arrow's image disappear and "display" makes it reappear.

For one thing, he took command of a ragged army of revolutionaries.

We called it the command-line interface, and it was widely considered a great leap forward in man-machine communications.

In particular, the cadres at the various levels do not have the requisite ability to command and manage.

Both Tibetan and Han troops are put under the command of officers sent by the central government.

There were two contrary, yet predictable economic consequences from this extraordinary attempt at a socialist "command economy".

If that action involves creating or pasting new data or objects (via keystrokes or a PASTE command), they are somehow added to the selected object.

Whether you're still in school or you head up a corporation, the better command you have of words, the better chance you have of saying exactly.

The sanctity of human life finds expression in the command not to murder. Man, created in the image of God, has inestimable value.

But this is enough to have given all the command which mankind have acquired over natural forces immeasurably more powerful than themselves;

This also explains why the Sophists, who professed to teach these skills, were looked on with admiring eyes by ambitious youths wherever they went, and why they were able to command handsome fees from wealthy families.

When performing a public security task or relevant work, the Armed Police Force unit is subordinate to the leadership and command of the public security organs at the same level.

The chief organization of implementing the discipline is the chief inspector department of military law, field headquarter, the command of war zone and every military law branch of army, division, and , independent bridge.

Of course, no one wants to deal with the extra labor associated with moving through a wizard, but the leap from there to knowing what esoteric command to select from a series of long menus is usually a jump off a rather tall cliff into a shark-infested moat of implementation-model design.

This idiom is not terribly easy to discover, so Microsoft designers had the foresight to provide a Tabs command in the Format menu, as well, which gives more guidance to users (though it should be said that this dialog unfortunately does little to teach users how to use the ruler idiom).