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The command "abbr --add ${abbreviation_name} ${command} ${command_arguments}" is used to create an abbreviation for a specific command with specific arguments. Here's an explanation of each part of the command:

• "abbr" is the command that is being executed.
• "--add" is an option for the "abbr" command, indicating that you want to add a new abbreviation.
• "${abbreviation_name}" is a variable that represents the name you want to give to the abbreviation. You should replace it with the actual name.
• "${command}" is a variable that represents the command you want to abbreviate. You should replace it with the actual command.
• "${command_arguments}" is a variable that represents the arguments or parameters you want to associate with the command. You should replace it with the actual arguments.

Overall, this command allows you to create a shorthand or abbreviation for a specific command with specific arguments, making it easier and faster to execute that command in the future.