an order; a command; a directive; an imperative instruction

To cause people to feel a certain way or to make one do something.

an order, command, or directive issued by a superior

to order, instruct, or charge a person or organization to complete a task

to issue an order; to give a command

military command center; the organ responsible for military command and training for units at the level of regiment or above

commander; commanding officer; a high-ranking military officer in charge of a command

prohibition; ban; an official order or law that forbids a specific activity or behavior

A seasonal program or organized campground providing educational, recreational, or training activities for youth during the summer break

Official legal documents, orders, or ordinances issued by a government or administrative body

to issue orders or instructions; to boss people around

highest-ranking military commander of an entire army, a specific branch of the military, or a theater of operations

Short, spoken command used when drilling troops or leadng exercises.

commander; commanding officer; high-ranking military official in charge of a unit

commanding officer of a high-level military unit, such as a military district or branch of service; also written [[司令|司令|si1 ling4]] or [[司令官|司令官|si1 ling4 guan1]]

a verbal command or order, especially in a military context; a bugle call indicating an order

An official order or wanted poster issued by a court or police for the capture of a fugitive or criminal suspect

to compel or force someone to do something through an official order

The moment an order or command is issued; at the word of command (often followed by an immediate action)

To attract people's attention or be the focus of everyone's interest, often with a sense of admiration or approval

(literary) highest local official of a county in imperial China, typically used for counties with a large population

to transmit or dispatch orders to others

decree, law, or administrative order issued by a government

polite way to refer to someone else's father

the seasons of the year; a particular time or seasonal period

(loanword) A former unit of currency in the UK, equal to one-twentieth of a pound or twelve pence

the season of winter; the winter time

(idiom) To make one bristle with anger or revulsion; used to describe heinous or deeply disturbing actions that cause extreme indignation.

(archaic) a wooden or metal tablet used as a command or token of authority, used by military officials or Daoist priests during rituals

(literary) a commander's orders; a general's command or military order

a formal command or set of laws issued within a military context

to order clearly; to issue an official decree

an administrative decree or official order issued by a government department or executive authority; its legal force is generally second only to formal laws

to give satisfaction; satisfying or satisfactory

worthy of admiration; inspiring respect

(idiom) to give orders or warnings again and again; to repeatedly emphasize a rule or instruction

to issue an imperial decree or order

Formal regulations or ordinances; specifically used to refer to codes of conduct or operational rules for the military or police.

inspiring; exciting; rousing

summer; summertime; summer weather

to order by force or give peremptory commands; to compel someone to act through use of power or authority

to strictly command or issue a firm order

to issue a command or signal for action

deputy commander; second in command

to shout an order or command loudly

President of the Secretariat; an official title for the head of the Department of State Affairs and a chancellor-level post from the Sui to Tang dynasties, which originated in the Qin dynasty as a lower-level secretarial official.

a written pledge to complete a task under penalty of severe punishment; originally a written guarantee to carry out a military order (common in traditional fiction)

A language game or verbal exercise where phrases are composed of characters with similar sounds and tones that are difficult to articulate rapidly; often used for speech training.

(engineering) the process of exchanging information between components or nodes in a telecommunications network to establish and control a connection