voice command
ˈvɔɪs kəˈmænd
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Definition of voice command - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
speech inputverbal instruction to control or direct actions
  • You can turn on the lights with a voice command.
2.
technologyTECH.instruction given to a device using spoken wordsTECH.
  • She turned on the lights with a voice command.
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Expressions with voice

lone voicen.
person who alone expresses or supports a particular view
She was the lone voice opposing the proposal.
give voicev.
say what you think or feel using words
She gave voice to her concerns at the meeting.
at the top of the voiceadv.
speaking or shouting very loudly
She called his name at the top of the voice.
keep one's voice downv.
speak more quietly to avoid being loud
Please keep your voice down in the library.
raise one's voicev.
speak louder than usual, often when angry or emotional
He raised his voice during the argument.
someone's voice has goneexp.
lost the ability to speak temporarily
After the concert, her voice has gone.

Expressions with command

command performancen.
task done to satisfy someone in authority
Completing the report was a command performance for the boss.
command the stagev.
draw focus and respect, leading the scene with confidence
She commanded the stage and held everyone’s eyes throughout the song.
command of the situationn.
control or authority over a situation
The manager's command of the situation impressed everyone.
at one's commandadv.
available for use whenever needed
He has a fleet of cars at his command.
at someone's commandadv.
available for someone to use or control
The team is at your command for the project.
your wish is my commandexp.
i will do whatever you want
Just tell me what you need; your wish is my command.
on commandadv.
in response to a specific signal or instruction
The lights turn on command.
be in command ofv.
have authority or control over people or things
She is in command of the entire team.
under someone's commandadv.
following someone's orders or instructions
The team worked efficiently under the manager's command.
command centern.
central point for controlling activities
The IT team set up a command center for the event.

Terms related to voice command

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dictationspeech recognitionvoice inputautomationdeviceinstructioninterfacerecognitionspokentechnologywords

Examples of voice command in a sentence

  • Voice commands make operating the device easier.
  • He set the alarm using a voice command.
  • The device responded instantly to her voice command.

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  1. French:commande vocale, ...
  2. German:Sprachbefehl, Sprachkommando, ...
  3. Italian:comando vocale, ...
  4. Spanish:comando de voz, ...
  5. Portuguese:comando de voz, ordem de voz, ...
  6. Chinese:语音指令, 语音命令, ...
  7. Japanese:音声コマンド, ボイスコマンド, ...
  8. Arabic:أَمرٌ صَوتِيّ, أَمْر صَوْتِيّ, ...
  9. Hebrew:פְּקוּדָה קוֹלִית, פְּקוּדָה קוֹלִית, ...
  10. Russian:голосовая команда, голосовое управление, ...
  11. Ukrainian:голосова команда, ...
  12. Hindi:वाचिक आदेश, वॉइस कमांड, ...

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