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单词 reign
释义
reign
verb[I]
uk
/reɪn/us
/reɪn/
C2
to be thekingorqueenof acountry:
为王，为君；当政；统治
Queen Victoria reignedoverBritainfrom 1837 to 1901.维多利亚女王自1837年到1901年间在位统治英国。
C2
to be themainfeelingorqualityin asituationorperson:
主宰；起支配作用；盛行
Thebombattacksproducedapanicwhich reignedoverthecity.炸弹袭击引起的恐慌笼罩全城。
Love reignedsupremein herheart.爱情完全占据了她的心。
More examples
  • Howlongdid Queen Elizabeth reign?
  • He only reigned for threeyears.
  • Queens have reigned inBritainfor 111 of the last 163years.
  • He reigned during some of the mostturbulenttimesinEnglishhistory.
  • Confusion reigned asexplosionserupted.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Ruling & governing
  • administration
  • affairs of state
  • ascend
  • ascend the throneidiom
  • bipartisanship
  • government-owned
  • government-sponsored
  • governmental
  • governorate
  • hard Brexitidiom
  • oppression
  • oppressive
  • oppressively
  • oppressiveness
  • overgovern
  • repression
  • subjugation
  • super-government
  • the politburo
  • tinpot
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Existing and being
reign
noun[C]
uk
/reɪn/us
/reɪn/
C1
theperiodoftimewhen akingorqueenrulesacountry:
为王，为君；当政；统治
the reign of Henry VIII亨利八世的统治
aperiodwhen aparticularperson,feeling, orqualityis veryimportantor has astronginfluence:
主宰（或支配）的时期
hissuccessfulreign asmanagerof theteam他作为经理对这个小组的成功驾驭
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Ruling & governing
  • administration
  • affairs of state
  • ascend
  • ascend the throneidiom
  • bipartisanship
  • government-owned
  • government-sponsored
  • governmental
  • governorate
  • hard Brexitidiom
  • oppression
  • oppressive
  • oppressively
  • oppressiveness
  • overgovern
  • repression
  • subjugation
  • super-government
  • the politburo
  • tinpot
See more results »

You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics:

Being important and having importance

Idiom

a reign of terror
(Definition ofreignfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

reign| American Dictionary

reign
verb[I]
us
/reɪn/
toruleacountry, or to havepowerorcontrol

reign

noun[C]us
/reɪn/
the reign of Louis XIV
(Definition ofreignfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofreign

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In such a system where the influence of personal relationships reigns supreme, party platforms and ideology carry little significance.
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The effect of this disease on the reigning families was of utmost importance.
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The reigning liberal-enlightenment understanding of the distinction between secular and sacred is that rational-secular understandings are one and sacred understandings are many.
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The torrid climate had reduced to dust the calcinated soil, everywhere thirst and hunger reigned over the arid sands.
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The administration of these most important endowments was vested in the person or the reigning shah, who was the mutavalli (administrator).
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In the case of gazetteers, some reigns saw only one edition, so the date of publication can be given with some assurance.
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When there is no moon, 'weakness' (bobiele) reigns over the whole world.
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As for many policies in the first republic, presidential influence reigned supreme.
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In this target article, the authors take issue with the reigning "individualistic" approach in theories of children's development of social understanding.
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The city seating the may reigned as a religious and political center.
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The reigning tonal gesture thus creates an inextricable, vicious cycle, a perfect foil for the hollow, elusive release which taunts the junkie.
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More particularly, the damage has been the greatest in destroying the basis for trust in social relations, so cynicism now reigns.
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In an age when the experimental approach reigns supreme, the importance of collecting children's spontaneous language data can be overlooked.
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In the world of social goods, therefore, justice reigns when distributive spheres are autonomously conceived.
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The tutor's aim is to direct his pupil toward the self-sufficiency that reigned among the first humans.
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