sendcommand
verbUK /sɛnd kəˈmɑːnd/
US /sɛnd kəˈmænd/
To tell a computer or machine to do something.
The app sends a command to the printer to start printing.
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2. To give an order to someone in a firm way.
The captain sent a command to the crew to lower the sails.
3. To transmit a control signal to a device from far away.
The satellite sends commands to the rover on Mars.
4. To pass a directive through a system or network.
The server sends a command to all connected computers.