No. 4,068 in French

commandé

Ordered.

In a sentence

J'ai commandé une pizza pour le dîner.
I ordered a pizza for dinner.
Here, 'commandé' is used as the past participle of the verb 'commander,' meaning to order, describing an action completed in the past.
Il a commandé à ses soldats de se tenir prêt.
He commanded his soldiers to be ready.
In this context, 'commandé' refers to giving an order or directive, showing authority or control.
La maison a été commandée par un architecte réputé.
The house was commissioned by a renowned architect.
Here, 'commandé' is utilized in the sense of commissioning or ordering something to be created or made, often relating to products or projects.

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