secondcommand

noun
UK /ˌsekənd kəˈmɑːnd/
US /ˌsekənd kəˈmænd/

A second command is another order that comes after the first one.

The robot followed the first command, then waited for the second command.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A backup or alternate instruction used when the first one fails.

If the first command doesn't work, the program tries the second command.

3. The second rule in a list of rules.

The second command on the list says to keep quiet in the library.

4. A repeated order given again by someone.

The coach gave a second command to run faster.