reins

reins

形容词

1. 有关缰绳的；缰绳的
英 [reɪnz] 美 [reɪnz]
例句:
1. She held the reins tightly.
她牢牢地握住缰绳。
2. The horse tugged at the reins.
马用力拉扯着缰绳。

名词

1. 缰绳；驾驭；控制
英 [reɪnz] 美 [reɪnz]
例句:
1. She took the reins and began to drive.
她拿起缰绳开始驾驶。
2. He has the reins of power firmly in his hands.
他牢牢掌握着权力的控制权。
2. （马车的）缰绳套件
英 [reɪnz] 美 [reɪnz]
例句:
1. The carriage driver skillfully maneuvered the reins.
马车夫熟练地操纵着缰绳。
2. The reins were made of high-quality leather.
缰绳是用优质皮革制成的。

词语辨析

reins, control, command, manage
例句:
1. The manager has tight control over the team's activities.
经理对团队的活动有着严格的控制。
2. The CEO commands the company with authority and expertise.
首席执行官以权威和专业知识指挥公司。
3. She skillfully manages the project and ensures its success.
她熟练地管理项目，确保其成功。

词汇扩充

1. give someone free rein
允许某人完全自主
例句:
1. The boss gave her free rein to redesign the office space.
老板允许她全权重新设计办公空间。
2. My parents gave me free rein to choose my own career path.
我的父母允许我自由选择自己的职业道路。
2. take the reins
掌握控制权
例句:
1. After the retirement of the CEO, he took the reins of the company.
在首席执行官退休后，他掌握了公司的控制权。
2. The new manager is ready to take the reins and lead the team.
新经理准备接管控制权并领导团队。

近义词

control, authority, direction, guidance

反义词

release, let go, surrender

柯林斯词典

名词
If you have the reins or the reins of power, you have the ability to control or direct something.
例句:
1. The president is eager to get the economy back on track but she has yet to take the reins.
总统渴望让经济重回正轨，但她尚未掌握控制权。
2. A new chairman has taken the reins of the company.
新主席已经接管了公司的控制权。
动词
If you rein in something or someone, you control them and stop them from doing exactly what they want.
例句:
1. The government is trying to rein in the power of the media.
政府正试图控制媒体的权力。
2. He reined in his emotions and maintained a calm demeanor.
他抑制住自己的情绪，保持冷静的态度。

牛津词典

名词
The reins are the long leather straps attached to a horse's head which are used to control the horse.
例句:
1. She tightened her grip on the reins.
她紧紧抓住缰绳。
2. The horse suddenly jerked the reins from his hands.
马突然把缰绳从他手中抢走了。
动词
If you rein in a horse, you stop it by pulling on the reins.
例句:
1. He reined in his horse and dismounted.
他勒住马，下了马。
2. She reined in sharply, narrowly avoiding a collision.
她急刹车，差点发生碰撞。

用法

1. take/hold the reins
掌握控制权
例句:
1. The new CEO is ready to take the reins and lead the company to success.
新任首席执行官准备接管控制权，带领公司获得成功。
2. He held the reins of power for over a decade.
他掌握着权力长达十年之久。
2. give someone free rein
允许某人完全自主
例句:
1. The teacher gave the students free rein to express their creativity in the project.
老师允许学生在项目中自由发挥创造力。
2. The director gave the actors free rein to improvise during rehearsals.
导演在排练中允许演员自由即兴发挥。

例句

1. She held the reins tightly. (她牢牢地握住缰绳。)
2. The horse tugged at the reins. (马用力拉扯着缰绳。)
3. She took the reins and began to drive. (她拿起缰绳开始驾驶。)
4. He has the reins of power firmly in his hands. (他牢牢掌握着权力的控制权。)
5. The carriage driver skillfully maneuvered the reins. (马车夫熟练地操纵着缰绳。)
6. The reins were made of high-quality leather. (缰绳是用优质皮革制成的。)
7. The manager has tight control over the team's activities. (经理对团队的活动有着严格的控制。)
8. The CEO commands the company with authority and expertise. (首席执行官以权威和专业知识指挥公司。)
9. She skillfully manages the project and ensures its success. (她熟练地管理项目，确保其成功。)
10. The boss gave her free rein to redesign the office space. (老板允许她全权重新设计办公空间。)
11. My parents gave me free rein to choose my own career path. (我的父母允许我自由选择自己的职业道路。)
12. After the retirement of the CEO, he took the reins of the company. (在首席执行官退休后，他掌握了公司的控制权。)
13. The new manager is ready to take the reins and lead the team. (新经理准备接管控制权并领导团队。)
14. The president is eager to get the economy back on track but she has yet to take the reins. (总统渴望让经济重回正轨，但她尚未掌握控制权。)
15. A new chairman has taken the reins of the company. (新主席已经接管了公司的控制权。)
16. The government is trying to rein in the power of the media. (政府正试图控制媒体的权力。)
17. He reined in his emotions and maintained a calm demeanor. (他抑制住自己的情绪，保持冷静的态度。)
18. She tightened her grip on the reins. (她紧紧抓住缰绳。)
19. The horse suddenly jerked the reins from his hands. (马突然把缰绳从他手中抢走了。)
20. He reined in his horse and dismounted. (他勒住马，下了马。)
21. She reined in sharply, narrowly avoiding a collision. (她急刹车，差点发生碰撞。)