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can I abort the current running bash command?

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How do I manually abort the bash command which is running currently? 

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Ctrl + C --- to terminate the process. The process can either honor or ignore it. If it doesn’t work, try the below one: 

Ctrl + Z --- to suspend the current process. Use fg to bring the process back in action.  

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