Reigned Meaning in English
word · lemma: reign
ˈɹeɪnd
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ɹˈeɪnd
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释义
'Reigned' is the past tense of 'reign' and means to have ruled as a king, queen, or leader, or to have been the dominant force in a situation.
用法与细微差别
Usually used to describe monarchs or leaders in history. Can also be used metaphorically, e.g. 'peace reigned.' More formal; not used for elected officials. Often followed by 'over' (reigned over a country).
Spanish: reinó - gobernó (rey/reina)Portuguese (BR): reinou - governou (rei/rainha)Portuguese (PT): reinou - governou (rei/rainha)Chinese (Simplified): 统治（国王/女王）- 占主导地位Chinese (Traditional): 統治（國王/女王）- 佔主導地位Hindi: राज किया - शासन किया (राजा/रानी)Arabic: حكمَ (ملك/ملكة) - سادBengali: শাসন করেছিল - আধিপত্য করেছিলRussian: царствовал - господствовалJapanese: 君臨した - 支配したVietnamese: trị vì - thống trịKorean: 군림했다 - 지배했다Turkish: hüküm sürdü - egemen olduUrdu: حکمرانی کی - غالب رہاIndonesian: memerintah - berkuasa
例句
The queen reigned for fifty years.
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King Arthur reigned over his land with wisdom.
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For decades, fear reigned in the city.
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Chaos reigned after the announcement.
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Laughter reigned in the hall as the comedian took the stage.
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He felt as though silence reigned between them after the argument.
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