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To carry out a command that initiates or starts a system, process, or device.
コンピュータの起動命令を実行すると、OSがロードされます。
When you execute the computer's startup command, the OS is loaded.
このアプリは起動命令を受け取ると、直ちに動作を開始します。
This app begins operations immediately upon receiving the startup command.
Commonly used in programming, system administration, and hardware control contexts.
The phrase can be broken down into three parts: 起動 (kidō) = startup/activation, 命令 (meirei) = command, and 実行する (jikkō suru) = to execute. Understanding each part helps in comprehending the overall meaning.
This phrase is strictly technical. In casual contexts, use simpler phrases like '起動する' (to start up) or 'スイッチを入れる' (to turn on the switch).
起動 (kidō) = startup/activation; 命令 (meirei) = command; 実行する (jikkō suru) = to execute. The phrase combines these three components to describe the action of executing a command that activates or starts a system.
This phrase is typically used in technical or formal contexts, such as software development, system administration, or hardware control. It is not used in casual conversation.