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The command "toolbox" is a command-line tool used in some operating systems, typically in Unix-like systems. It provides various subcommands that perform specific tasks or actions.

In the syntax "toolbox ${subcommand}", the "${subcommand}" represents a placeholder that should be replaced with an actual subcommand name. For example, let's say you want to view the list of available subcommands. In that case, you would enter the command "toolbox list" in the command-line interface. The word "list" is the subcommand that tells the "toolbox" command to display the available subcommands.

The specific functionality and available subcommands of the "toolbox" command can vary depending on the operating system or distribution you are using. To learn more about the available subcommands and their usage, you can refer to the command's documentation or use the "--help" option with the command, such as "toolbox --help".