معنی کلمه dictate

peace terms were dictated to the defeated Germany

1. to tell someone exactly what they must do or how they must behave ==> Can they dictate how the money will be spent?

2. to say words for someone else to write down ==> She is dictating a letter to her secretary right now

3. to control or influence something [= determine] ==> The laws of physics dictate that what goes up must come down

i don't like they dictate me working hard every day.

libya's kind was a dictator.پادشاه لیبی یک دیکتاتور بود

کدبندی جهت حفظ کلمه: درس "دیکته" به ما "تحمیل شده"بود

Fathers dictated their opinion to all the family members ,previously!

Dictators in all along the history usually encountered with bad fate!

کد بندی: اون داره همه چیز رو به من دیکته میکنه (زور میکنه) dictate

The coach dictated his plan to all the rivals and our squad won champion cup!

The famous chess player dictates his plan to his rival!

state or order authoritatively. "the tsar's attempts to dictate policy"

say or read aloud (words to be typed, written down, or recorded on tape). "I have four letters to dictate"

an order or principle that must be obeyed. "the dictates of fashion"

to speak or read for someone else to write down or for a machine to record

v. say (something) aloud for someone to write down; command, order

n. ruling principle; command, decree

Tom dictated a letter to his secretary.

Do as your heart dictate.

The dictator oppressed the people.

They struggled against the dictator.

the tsar's attempts to dictate policy: PRESCRIBE, lay down, impose, set down, order, command, decree, ordain, direct, determine, decide, control, govern.

you are in no position to dictate to me: GIVE ORDERS TO, order about/around, lord it over; lay down the law; informal boss about/around, push around/about, throw one's weight about/around.

choice is often dictated by availability: DETERMINE, control, govern, decide, influence, affect.

the dictates of his superior: ORDER, command, commandment, decree, edict, ruling, dictum, diktat, directive, direction, instruction, pronouncement, mandate, requirement, stipulation, injunction, demand;

Would you listen to a ruler if they made an unjust dictate?

It was hard to stay awake as I listened to my boss dictate a long message.

Hitler is an example of someone that used his power to dictate to a group of people.

If you are unable to write, you may dictate the test to the professor.