"to command, be in charge of" in sette lingue
Significatoto command, be in charge of
Spagnolo
/manˈdaɾ/
altra origine · Latin MANDĀRE 'to entrust, order' (the unprefixed verb)
Comandar exists, but mostly for military command.
Francese
/kɔmɑ̃de/
ereditaria
Also 'to order' in a shop or restaurant: commander un café.
Italiano
/komanˈdare/
ereditaria
Portoghese
/komɐ̃ˈdah/
prestito · probably French commander
Rumeno
/komanˈda/
prestito · French commander
Catalano
/kumənˈda/
prestito · probably French commander or Spanish comandar
Inglese
/kəˈmænd/
dal latino/francese · Old French comander
L’antenato latino
*COMMANDĀRE (spoken Latin)‘to entrust, order (COMMENDĀRE reshaped after MANDĀRE)’
Tutte e sei le sorelle discendono da questa parola, salvo diversa indicazione qui sotto.
La storia
Spoken Latin remodelled COMMENDĀRE 'to entrust' on MANDĀRE 'to order'. French and Italian kept the prefixed verb; Spanish everyday mandar is the bare one. Careful: French commander is also how you order food (Spanish pedir, Italian ordinare).
Parenti inglesi: commander, commandment, mandate, demand
Leggi fonetiche all’opera
Imparala
In una frase
- esEl coronel manda un regimiento.
- frLe colonel commande un régiment.
- itIl colonnello comanda un reggimento.
- ptO coronel comanda um regimento.
- roColonelul comandă un regiment.
- caEl coronel comanda un regiment.
- enThe colonel commands a regiment.
Altro in "Verbi fondamentali"
- to ensure, make sureasegurarassurerassicurareassegurarasiguraassegurar
- to intend (to do)tener la intención (de)avoir l'intention (de)avere intenzione (di)pretenderintenționatenir la intenció (de)
- to jumpsaltarsautersaltarepularsărisaltar
- to launch, throwlanzarlancerlanciarelançarlansallançar
- to updateactualizarmettre à jouraggiornareatualizaractualizaactualitzar
- to combinecombinarcombinercombinarecombinarcombinacombinar