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BNC: 6977 COCA: 8629

rein

noun
/reɪn/
/reɪn/
Idioms
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  1. [countable, usually plural] a long narrow leather band that is attached to a metal bar in a horse’s mouth (= a bit) and is held by the rider in order to control the horse缰绳
    • She pulled gently on the reins.她轻轻地拉着缰绳。
    Extra Examples
    • Sean gathered up the horse's reins.肖恩拾起马缰绳。
    • She had the horse on a long rein.她用一根长绳子拴住马。
    • She pulled sharply on the reins.她猛地拉紧缰绳。
    • He took the reins and walked the horse down the street.他抓住缰绳,牵着马沿街走去。
    • She jerked the reins and put the pony into a trot.她猛拉缰绳,让小马小跑起来。
    • Shorten your reins and lean forward more.缩短你的缰绳,向前倾斜更多。
    Oxford Collocations Dictionaryverb + rein
    • hold
    • gather
    • gather up
    preposition
    • on a rein
    phrases
    • give free rein to something
    • give full rein to something
    See full entry
  2. reins
    [plural] (British English) a pair of long narrow pieces of cloth or other material worn by a small child and held by an adult in order to stop the child from walking off and getting lost(幼儿佩带以防走失的)保护带
  3. the reins
    [plural] the state of being in control or the leader of something控制;主宰;掌管
    • It was time to hand over the reins of power (= to give control to somebody else).是该让权的时候了。
    • The vice-president was forced to take up the reins of office.副总统被迫走马上任。
    Extra Examples
    • He seized the reins of power.他夺得了掌控权。
    • It's the Treasury that effectively holds the reins.事实上是财政部掌权。
    • It's the accountants who effectively hold the reins.事实上是会计人员掌权。
    • Parents need to loosen the reins as the child grows.随着孩子长大,家长需要放放手。
    Oxford Collocations Dictionaryverb + the reins
    • hold
    • grasp
    • seize
    phrases
    • the reins of government
    • the reins of office
    • the reins of power
    See full entry
  4. Word OriginMiddle English: from Old French rene, based on Latin retinere ‘retain’.
Idioms
give/allow somebody/something free/full rein | give/allow free/full rein to something
  1. to give somebody complete freedom of action; to allow a feeling to be expressed freely对…不加约束;放任自由;充分表达(感情)
    • The designer was given free rein.设计者可以自由发挥。
    • The script allows full rein to her larger-than-life acting style.剧本允许她充分展现她那夸张的表演风格。
    • When I paint I just give my imagination free rein.画画时我只是任凭想象自由驰骋。
    Homophones rain | reign | reinrain   reign   rein
    /reɪn/
    /reɪn/
    • rain noun
      • Look at that rain! We'll be drenched if it doesn't stop.看那场雨!如果它不停下来,我们会被淋湿的。
    • rain verb
      • Take an umbrella—it's going to rain.恐怕这意想不到的事故会把今天的晚宴搞糟。
    • reign noun
      • The country changed dramatically during her long reign.在她长期统治期间,这个国家发生了巨大的变化。
    • reign verb
      • Henry Bolingbroke was soon to reign in England as Henry IV.亨利·柏林布鲁克很快以亨利四世的身份在英国统治。
    • rein noun
      • She's been given free rein to spend the money however she wants.她可以随心所欲地花钱。
    • rein verb
      • They should learn to rein in their opinions, otherwise they'll offend somebody.他们应该学会控制自己的观点,否则会得罪人的。
keep a tight rein on somebody/something
  1. to control somebody/something carefully or strictly对…严加控制(或约束);牢牢驾驭
    • It’s essential to keep a tight rein on public spending.严格控制公共开支至关重要。

rein

verb
/reɪn/
/reɪn/
Verb Forms
present simple I / you / we / they rein
/reɪn/
/reɪn/
he / she / it reins
/reɪnz/
/reɪnz/
past simple reined
/reɪnd/
/reɪnd/
past participle reined
/reɪnd/
/reɪnd/
-ing form reining
/ˈreɪnɪŋ/
/ˈreɪnɪŋ/
Phrasal Verbs
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BNC: 6977 COCA: 8629
rein

noun¹

1(often reins) for controlling a horse控制馬匹VERB + REIN | PREPOSITION | PHRASES VERB + REINhold抓住繮繩Can you hold the reins for a minute?你能抓一會兒繮繩嗎?gather, gather up, pick up拾起繮繩Sean gathered up the horse's reins.肖恩拾起馬繮繩。grab, grab at, grip抓住繮繩pull on, tug, tug at, tug on拉緊繮繩;猛拉繮繩She pulled sharply on the reins.她猛地拉緊繮繩。give sb, hand sb, let go of遞給某人繮繩;鬆開繮繩loosen, tighten放鬆/收緊繮繩PREPOSITIONon a rein用繮繩拴住She had the horse on a long rein.她用一根長繩子拴住馬。PHRASESgive free rein to sth, give full rein to sth (= give sb freedom of action) 給予做⋯的(充分)自由The designer was given free rein.設計師被給予了充分的創作自由。When I paint I just give my imagination free rein.畫畫時我只是任憑想像自由馳騁。
rein

noun²

2the reins being in control/the leader of sth控制;領導VERB + THE REINS | PHRASES VERB + THE REINShold掌權It's the accountants who effectively hold the reins.事實上是會計人員掌權。grasp, seize, take up牢牢掌控;開始掌管The vice-president was forced to take up the reins of office.副總統被迫走馬上任。hand over讓權loosen, tighten放鬆/加強控制Parents need to loosen the reins as the child grows.隨着孩子長大,家長需要放放手。PHRASESthe reins of government, the reins of office, the reins of power政府/職位/權力的掌控He seized the reins of power.他奪得了掌控權。
BNC: 6977 COCA: 8629
rein

noun

rein ♦︎ leash ♦︎ lead ♦︎ bridle ♦︎ harness ♦︎ tether ♦︎ halterThese are all words for a piece of leather, rope or chain used for controlling or holding an animal, such as a dog or horse. 这些词均表示动物的拴绳、拴链、缰绳等。PATTERNS AND COLLOCATIONS 句型和搭配on / off a / the leash / lead(a) leather reins / harnessto attach a leash / lead / harness / halterto pull on the reins / leash / leadto keep a dog on a leash / lead rein reɪn [countable, usually plural](in horse riding) a long, narrow leather band that is fastened to the bit (= metal bar) in the horse's mouth and is held by the rider in order to control the horse (骑马的)缰绳She pulled gently on the reins.她轻轻地拉着缰绳。 leash liːʃ [countable] (especially NAmE) a long piece of leather, chain or rope attached to a dog's collar, used for holding and controlling the dog 拴狗链;拴狗带Once she was away from the road, she could let the dogs off the leash.一旦离开公路后,她便可以给狗解开链子了。 lead liːd [countable] (BrE) a leash 拴狗链;拴狗带Dogs must be kept on a lead in the park.公园里狗必须系上拴狗带。 bridle ˈbraɪdl [countable] a set of leather bands, attached to reins, which is put around a horse's head and used for controlling it 马勒;马笼头;辔She held his stirrup for him while Adam took the bridle.亚当接过辔头时她替他扶着马镫。 harness ˈhɑːnɪs; NAmE ˈhɑːrnɪs [countable] a set of leather bands and metal pieces which is put around a horse's head and body so that the horse can be controlled and fastened to a cart, carriage, etc. 马具;挽具The sight of horses in harness hauling timber was common a hundred years ago.一百年前,套着挽具的马匹拉木材的情景很常见。 harness

verb

[transitive] We harnessed two ponies to the cart.我们把两匹矮种马套到车上。
tether ˈteðə(r) [countable] a rope or chain used to tie an animal to sth, allowing it to move around in a small area (拴动物的)拴绳,拴链The goat had got loose from its tether.那只山羊挣脱了拴绳。 see also tether restrain verb halter ˈhɔːltə(r), BrE also ˈhɒltə(r)[countable] a rope or leather band put around the head of a horse for leading it with (马的)笼头,缰绳He led the mare by the halter towards the gate.他手拉缰绳牵着母马朝大门走去。

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