commanding是什么意思_commanding的中文翻译_用法_简单造句

英[kə'mɑːndɪŋ]美[kə'mændɪŋ]

adj. 指挥的；领先的；威严的；制高的

动词command的现在分词形式.

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词法

adjective(形容词)

[ before noun ] 指挥的，统帅的，负责下命令的
（声音或举止）威严的
[ before noun ] 处于（有望取胜或成功的）有利地位的
居高临下的位置（或开阔的视野等）

双解例句

adjective(形容词)

[ before noun ] 指挥的，统帅的，负责下命令的
a commanding officer
指挥官
（声音或举止）威严的
his commanding presence
他的威严气度
[ before noun ] 处于（有望取胜或成功的）有利地位的
He has a commanding lead in the championships.
他在锦标赛中遥遥领先。
居高临下的位置（或开阔的视野等）
The house occupies a commanding position at the top of the valley.
这所房子位于山谷顶上一个居高临下的位置。

小知识

Something that's commanding is lofty, high, or impressive. Your thirtieth-floor apartment gives you a commanding view of the city.

In the old days, noblemen built their castles up high on hills so they'd have commanding positions over the surrounding countryside: in other words, the height of the castle gave its inhabitants a certain sense of dominance, both symbolically and practically. In the 16th century, this adjective meant “nobly dignified,” as a commander might be, and by about 1630, it came to mean “dominant by virtue of size or position.”