commanding
Emreden
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
hükmetme
adjective
hükmeden,
birinci sınıf,
emreden,
hakim,
mükemmel,
saygın,
etkili
example
Emly had a 'commanding' lead of seven points at half-time.
But this one has a 'commanding' shape and presence.
Finally, soldiers must also be protected from ‘official tyranny,’ or the will of their 'commanding' officers.
You are not easily intimidated - and you have a 'commanding' , awe-inspiring presence.
China proved to be the stronger side at the semi-finals stage as the Chinese shuttlers took a 'commanding' lead of 3-0 by defeating Hong Kong on Wednesday.
She possessed a 'commanding' stature, with a very quick, expressive face.
In the earliest cosmologies, man placed himself in a 'commanding' position at the centre of the universe.
No other restaurant in New Jersey looks out over such a 'commanding' view.
By half time Comer were in a 'commanding' 20-6 lead.
It sits up high providing a 'commanding' view of the road.
Apartment buildings overlook it, but they are not the luxury units one might expect with such a 'commanding' view of the waterway.
In the military, the 'commanding' officer must be certain that his or her command will be strictly followed.
A specific procedure to ensure formal handover of responsibility by 'commanding' officers for actions on decisions by investigating authorities.
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 driving position is good, giving a 'commanding' view of the road ahead.
We've probably got one of the best suites in the place actually - we're on the 14th floor with a 'commanding' view of the city.
Spacious up front, if a little crowded in the back, the car has a high seating position which means that you get a very 'commanding' view all around.
Owen had served in the army and was 'commanding' officer of the military hospital.
Not only a 'commanding' physical presence, the former WWE wrestling champion brings a gratifying level of depth and humanity to the role first seen on the screen in 1973.
With such a 'commanding' presence, it's unfortunate that the script did not accommodate a few more scenes for this great character actor.
It also puts the site in a 'commanding' position for future projects.
The captain left the army in 1998 after his 'commanding' officer described him as having a ‘arrogant and cavalier attitude towards young soldiers’.
She had a 'commanding' lead, and it narrowed, and then she won convincingly, so it was good news for Republicans across the board.
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.
He had a great personality and a 'commanding' presence.
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.
Often glancing at the magistrates, Dumas was a 'commanding' presence with a flair for the dramatic.
They care about what they consider their way of life, their power, their 'commanding' position in world affairs.
But his 'commanding' officers in the desert know that if they do something like that, they will be personally held responsible for war crimes after the war is over.
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.
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