1.驾驭(法);统治(手段);拘束物;控制(权),箝制,牵制
2.(皮)缰,缰绳
1.控制,支配,约束;箝制;抑制(情欲等)
2.给(马)套上缰绳;用缰绳勒住
3.(马)顺从缰绳
4.勒缰绳使马止步[慢行] (in, up) 止住;放慢 (in, up)
1.控制,支配,约束;箝制;抑制(情欲等)
2.给(马)套上缰绳;用缰绳勒住
3.(马)顺从缰绳
4.勒缰绳使马止步[慢行] (in, up) 止住;放慢 (in, up)
1.a long narrow piece of leather fastened to a horse’s head that the rider uses to control the horse; a set of bands fastened around a small child that an adult holds so that the child can walk alone but cannot run away
2.control of a company, government, or organization
1.Byand by when Brucephalus had become tired, Alexander reined him in and rode back to the place where his father was standing.
不久，比塞弗勒斯跑累了，亚历山大就骑着它，回到他父亲的地方。
2.Jefferson kept his seat, reined in his restive steed, and put an equally effective rein upon his own temper.
杰斐逊依然坐在马鞍上，用缰绳控制着烦躁的马，并同样有效地控制了自己的脾气。
3.A great iron gate barred the path, and Edmund reined in his horse. An old woman came out of a stone hut to greet him.
一道大铁门拦住了去路，埃德蒙勒住马，一位老妇人从一所石屋里走出来迎接他。
4.While their coverage was eventually reined in, it was too late to put the union genie back in bottle.
尽管他们的报道最终被叫停，但放出魔瓶的工会精灵却收不回来了。
5.I have called you to tell you this: the dark ones have exhausted my patience and they will be reined-in.
CM：是的。我召唤你以传达：黑暗势力已经耗尽了我的耐心，他们将被牵制。
6.For the first time she felt safe enough to simply be herself, and out poured the hurt and pain she had reined in and denied for years.
终于，这是她第一次感觉可以安全的做自己，把控制否认了多年的伤痛通通发泄了出来。
7.To avoid fiscal meltdown, public pensions and health-care provision will have to be reined back beverly and taxs may have to go up.
为了避免财政瘫痪，公众养老金和健康医疗规定将不得不被勒住而且税收可能增加。
8.The girl reined in the horse to see if he had come to.
那女郎中勒住了马，要看看他是否尚未醒转。
9.Russia's president recently declared that "out-of-control" state companies needed to be reined in.
俄罗斯总统最近声明“失控”的国有公司需要勒住，将其控制好。
10.Gates reined it in, ensuring no meeting lasted longer than an hour and that every one ended with a decision.
盖茨对它严加管束，确保开会时间不超过一个小时，而且不是每个代表一个决定结束会议。