countermand
countermand 英 [ˌkaʊntəˈmɑ:nd] 美 [ˈkaʊntərmænd]
n. 取消；反对命令 vt. 取消，撤消；下反对命令召回
进行时:countermanding 过去式:countermanded 过去分词:countermanded 第三人称单数:countermands 名词复数:countermands
- When an officer in the military shouts, “Belay that order, Private!” that is a countermand. A countermand is an order that cancels or reverses an earlier command. Countermand is also used as a verb meaning “to cancel or revoke.”
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- n. 取消；反对命令
- vt. 取消，撤消；下反对命令召回
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1. I have now to countermand that order, in consequence of the receipting of the letter this morning.
你太苛求了，我一刻钟前 才 收到他的来信。
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2. Intimately familiar with the parameters of the droid signal device, Dellso found a way to countermand the deactivate signal, and soon newly minted battle droids began churning out on the fiery world.
由于熟知机器人信号设备的参数，德尔索找到了取消关闭信号的方法。 很快，大量新建的战斗机器人出现在这个炽热的星球。
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3. Please countermand our order for same.
对上述订单，请取消。
- countermand (v.) "to revoke (a command or order)," early 15c., contremaunden, from Anglo-French and Old French contremander "reverse an order or command" (13c.), from contre- "against" (see contra (prep., adv.)) + mander, from Latin mandare "to order" (see mandate (n.)). Related: Countermanded; countermanding. As a noun, "a contrary order," 1540s.
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