plaincommand
nounUK /pleɪn kəˈmɑːnd/
US /pleɪn kəˈmænd/
A plain command is a simple, clear order that tells someone exactly what to do.
The teacher gave a plain command: sit down and open your book.
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2. A command given without extra explanation or decoration.
He spoke in plain commands so everyone could understand.
3. A basic computer instruction written in simple, direct terms.
The program ran a plain command to save the file.
4. An order that is easy to follow because it uses everyday words.
The coach used plain commands during practice.