command

Used to describe a solid level of skill or knowledge, especially of a language.

Used to describe a very high level of skill or knowledge, especially of a language.

An instruction given to a computer or device using one's voice.

Refers to a simple order or a fundamental instruction for a computer.

Refers to a straightforward order or an easy-to-use instruction for a computer.

An instruction given to a computer or device using one's voice.

Refers to having total control over a situation, group, or resource.

Refers to having total control over a situation, group, or resource.

A text-based interface for running programs on a computer.

The symbol on a command-line screen that indicates the computer is ready to receive a command.

The formal line of authority and responsibility in an organization, especially the military.

To be in a position of authority over a group or situation.

To issue an order to someone.

To begin to be in control of a situation or group.

To follow an order that has been given.

To perform or execute an order.

To formally give an order.

To formally take a position of control or leadership.