Is there a way to alias "redirect stdout and stderr to a file"?

# Relevant Context : ### Redirect standard out

command > file

command 1> file

### Redirect standard error

command 2> file

### Redirect standard out and standard error to separate files

command 2> error.txt 1> output.txt

### Redirect standard out and standard error to the same file

command > file 2>&1

command &> file # bash only? 
# For all I know, all the examples are bash-only, but the article called it out explicitly on this line

Warning: the following example redirects *only* stdout to file. This happens because the stderr is redirected to stdout before the stdout was redirected to file

command 2>&1 > file # incorrect!

# Question: In my mind, these symbols are completely arbitrary, and therefore, difficult to memorize. I know how to alias *commands*, but is there some way to alias these symbols to make them easier to remember? Something like this: ### Redirect standard out and standard error to the same file

command redirectStandardOutputAndError file

or even better:

command >outerr file

Bonus points if this works on zsh and bash, but I'm bash is the only requirement.