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rule off
Translationsrule (ruːl) noun1. government. under foreign rule. 統治 统治2. a regulation or order. school rules. 規定 规则（定） 3. what usually happens or is done; a general principle. He is an exception to the rule that fat people are usually happy. 一般原則 一般原则规律 4. a general standard that guides one's actions. I make it a rule never to be late for appointments. 準則 准则5. a marked strip of wood, metal etc for measuring. He measured the windows with a rule. 直尺 尺子 verb1. to govern. The king ruled (the people) wisely. 統治 冶理，（管）理 2. to decide officially. The judge ruled that the witness should be heard. 裁決 裁决3. to draw (a straight line). He ruled a line across the page. 畫直線 划直线ruled adjective having straight lines drawn across. ruled paper. 有平行線的 划线的ˈruler noun1. a person who governs. the ruler of the state. 統治者 统治者2. a long narrow piece of wood, plastic etc for drawing straight lines. I can't draw straight lines without a ruler. 直尺 直尺ˈruling adjective governing. the ruling party. 統治的 统治的 noun an official decision. The judge gave his ruling. 裁決 裁定as a rule usually. I don't go out in the evening as a rule. 通常 通常rule off to draw a line in order to separate. He ruled off the rest of the page. 畫線隔開... 划线隔开...rule out to leave out; not to consider. We mustn't rule out the possibility of bad weather. 排除，不列入考慮 划掉，排除…的可能性
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Rule OffIn bookkeeping, to underline a total figure or other amount derived from adding or subtracting other numbers. Ruling off indicates that this number should not be changed. |