commanding
آمر
definition
verb
a gruff voice commanded us to enter
give an authoritative order.
no party commanded a majority
be in a strong enough position to have or secure (something).
adjective
a commanding officer
(in military contexts) having a position of authority.
translation of 'commanding'
noun
قيادي
adjective
مسيطر,
متسلط,
مشرف,
آمر
example
President Bush has a 'commanding' lead in the fund-raising race for 2004.
Marsh was one of five guests of the Navy invited aboard for tours, observation of flight deck operations, dinner with the 'commanding' officer and an overnight.
Your 'commanding' officers will not take kindly to your disregard to authority.
He had a great personality and a 'commanding' presence.
This sink location, which offers a 'commanding' view of the family room area, is also a plus when you have small children who still require constant supervision.
Built overlooking the valley, it holds a 'commanding' view of the area and is a spectacular sight.
It appears that the Democratic presidential candidate tonight has taken a 'commanding' lead in the race for his party's presidential nomination.
A specific procedure to ensure formal handover of responsibility by 'commanding' officers for actions on decisions by investigating authorities.
Finally, soldiers must also be protected from ‘official tyranny,’ or the will of their 'commanding' officers.
Owen had served in the army and was 'commanding' officer of the military hospital.
Emly had a 'commanding' lead of seven points at half-time.
Speer admires Hitler to the point of hero-worship and Walker plays him as a gregarious, personable genius with a 'commanding' presence and a quick wit.
He was hauled before his 'commanding' officer, Lieutenant-Colonel James Stevenson, and summarily dismissed.
The new hide here is far from that - built from Welsh Oak in a distinctive heron shape, it stands on stilts in one of the lakes, providing visitors with a 'commanding' position from which to view the birdlife.
This raised seat height also provides a 'commanding' view of the road ahead allowing potential hazards to be recognised and reacted to sooner than might be the case in a conventional small car.
One of the guards says in 10 months there, he never saw the 'commanding' officer, that's General Karpinski, who was also in charge of this other prison.
The new Yorkshire Regiment's cap badge was unveiled yesterday as 'commanding' officers admitted they were facing their biggest tests since the Second World War to effectively deploy troops.
He has a 'commanding' presence, demanding attention and respect, and an image (glasses, suit and hat) that hasn't changed much in 30 years.
The car has certainly proved itself as a worthy mileage machine, the high seating position offering a 'commanding' view of the road.
He did not question their character, as he had on previous occasions, but he could not conceal his dismay at the way they defended after finding themselves in a 'commanding' lead 10 minutes before half time.
A 'commanding' officer sentenced him to 35 days in jail.
They care about what they consider their way of life, their power, their 'commanding' position in world affairs.
Kate, superior to all the other anchors, swells a 'commanding' lead after just one lap, and doubles it with her piston-stroke off the pool wall.
As on the Westminster stage he has a 'commanding' presence among the assorted collection of European heads of government and their respective finance ministers.
They were in front from the first end and had a 'commanding' 21-8 lead after 15 ends before their opponents won three ends on the trot.
It sits up high providing a 'commanding' view of the road.
Taken aback, she stammeringly asked them, ‘Are you sure your 'commanding' officer sent you to the right address?’
When I was in the military, my 'commanding' officer would issue orders to his troops, if you carried them out as instructed, you were a good soldier!
But this one has a 'commanding' shape and presence.
He was a stately man, and had a 'commanding' presence.
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