govern

单词govern

基本解释

v.: 治理；控制；管理；统治
网络: 支配；决定，支配；运转

权威解释

• 统治；控制；管理；治理:

  to legally control a country or its people and be responsible for introducing new laws, organizing public services, etc.

• 控制；影响；支配:

  to control or influence sb/sth or how sth happens, functions, etc.

• 支配（词或短语的形式或用法）:

  if a wordgoverns another word or phrase, it affects how that word or phrase is formed or used

英汉解释

• 【语法】(尤指动词或介词)支配(受词)

• 抑制,遏制,压制(感情等)

• 取决于

• 服从;遵循

• 决定;影响

• 运转(机械、船);调节,控制

• 统治;统辖;执掌(政权等)

• 支配;管理;左右,指挥,指导

• 统治;控制,调节

• 支配,控制;统治着,驾驭;约束,制约,限制

词性分析

• 第三人称单数：governs

• 现在分词：governing

• 过去式：governed

单词搭配

• v.+n.:

  govern country,govern behavior,govern behaviour,govern state

同义词

v.rulepreside overoverseeadministeradministrate

例句

• And there were political considerations too: trying to govern, and win elections, is hard enough without the press being against you.

  当然这其中也有政治考虑：即使没有媒体的反对，试图管治国家并赢得选举就已经够难了。

• Paternal or parental power is nothing but that which parents have over their children to govern them, for the children"s good.

  父权或亲权，不外乎是父母支配儿女的权力，他们为了儿女的幸福而管理他们。

• The SPD must share the left-leaning vote with the Greens and with the ex-communist Left Party, with which it refuses to govern.

  社会民主党必须与绿党以及前共产主义左翼党共同分享选票，而左翼党拒绝共同治理。

• Beijing Hospital experts say, if the child up to the age of 12 hyperopic lower down, did not need to govern.

  北京大医院的专家说，如果孩子到12岁远视再降不下来，就不用治了。

• But he also repeated that it is not up to the United States or any other foreign power to "dictate" who will govern Egypt.

  但他也反复强调，埃及由谁领导并不是由美国或其他任何外国势力所决定的。

• And as such, it was a kind of non-profit U. S. corporation that needed now to sort of govern what was rapidly becoming a global network.

  同时，它也成为了一家需要管理迅速全球化网络的非盈利美国公司。

• If I vote for you, I expect you to govern in a way that pleases me.

  若我投你一票，便期望你的管治方法令我满意。

• Oppressing petitioners is no way to govern or to redress their grievances, said the editorial, beneath the headline Stop this cruelty.

  该社论的标题为《杜绝野蛮行为》。社论写道，“打压上访者决不是管理或者处理民怨的方法。”

• When he proposed drawing up a set of regulations to govern private property, Mr. Ghani said, he was told by President Karzai to stop.

  当他打算建立一套规则以规范这些私人财产时，甘尼先生说，总统卡尔扎伊要求他停止这样做。

• Mr Abbott said Labor"s failure to win a majority meant it had lost its legitimacy. He added that his own coalition was "ready to govern" .

  艾伯特表示，工党未能赢得多数议席意味着，它已失去正当性。他补充称，他自己的联盟已做好“执政准备”。