主人は私に入ってくるように命じた。の英語

The master gave me an order to come in.

He was dismissed in disgrace.

I'll support my master.

The man has brought me word that his master is coming.

The master of the house bowed us out―bowed us off the premises.

person defined by personal relation (person who is in the service of another such as retainer, servant etc.)

He was dismissed in disgrace.

He was discharged in disgrace.

He is in favour with his master―a favourite with his master―in his master's good graces.

The master of the house came out in person to meet us at the door.

He is in favour with his master―a favourite with his master―in his master's good graces―in his master's good books.

I'll go to where my husband lives.

The master of the house came out in person to meet me.

He is in high favour with his master―a great favourite with his master.

the condition of having a master whom one serves

a humble term of self-reference used by a servant in the presence of his/her master

A man, apparently the master of the house, appeared.

do not recognize him as my lawful master

in Japanese culture, a debt of gratitude incurred to one's master

The master of the house came out to the door in person to receive us.

He is in high favour with his master―a great favourite with his master.

I wish to see your master.

Thus he became a favourite with his master.

The teacher pointed her finger at me and asked me to go with her.

Master is out―not at home―away from home.

The host came out in person to meet [welcome] his guests.

My husband is at work [at the office] now.

His honesty made him a favourite with his master

His honesty recommended him to his master.

serve one's master truly