英语词汇“Rule 43”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

单词

Rule 43

释义

rule /rool/

noun

A straight-edged strip used as a guide in drawing straight lines or as a measuring-rod, or means of mechanical calculation
A type-high strip of metal for printing straight lines
A straight line printed or drawn on paper, etc
A dash
A straight-edge used for securing a flat surface in plaster or cement
A straight shaft of light (Milton)
Government
Control
Prevalence
That which is normal or usual
Conformity to good or established usage
Well-regulated condition
Conduct (obsolete)
Misrule (obsolete)
A principle
A standard
A code of regulations, such as of a religious order
A regulation, whether imposed by authority or voluntarily adopted
An order of a court
A guiding principle
A method or process of achieving a result
A regulation that must not be transgressed
A maxim or formula that it is generally best, but not compulsory, to follow
(in pl) an area around a prison in which privileged prisoners were allowed to live (historical)
The privilege of living there (historical)
(in pl) Australian rules football (see under Australian)

transitive verb

To draw with a ruler
To mark with (esp parallel) straight lines
To govern
To control
To manage
To prevail upon
To determine or declare authoritatively to be
To determine, decree

intransitive verb

To exercise power (with over)
To decide
To be prevalent
To stand or range in price

ORIGIN: OFr reule (Fr règle), from L rēgula, from regere to rule

ruˈlable adjective

Governable
Allowable (US)

ruleˈless (Spenser ruˈlesse) adjective

Unruly, lawless
Without rules

ruˈler noun

A strip or roller for ruling lines
A person who rules

transitive verb

To strike with a ruler

ruˈlership noun

ruˈling adjective

Predominant
Prevailing
Reigning
Exercising authority

noun

A determination by a judge, esp an oral decision
The act of making ruled lines

ruˈly adjective

Orderly in behaviour

Rule 43 noun

A UK prison rule allowing a prisoner who is thought to need protection from other prisoners to be held in solitary confinement
A prisoner held under this rule

rule-of-thumbˈ adjective

According to rule of thumb (see below)

as a rule

Usually

be ruled

Take advice

rule of faith

In polemical theology, the authoritative sources of the doctrines of the faith

rule of the road

The regulations to be observed in traffic by land, water or air (eg in Britain drivers, riders and cyclists take the left side in meeting, and the right in overtaking)

rule of three

The method of finding the fourth term of a proportion when three are given

rule of thumb

Any rough-and-ready practical method

rule (or rules) OK (slang; orig a gang slogan, chiefly found in graffiti)

To be dominant, have the ascendancy

rule out

To exclude as a choice or possibility

rule the roost see under roast

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