rein in

英 [reɪn ɪn]

美 [reɪn ɪn]

控制; 约束

柯林斯词典

• PHRASAL VERB 控制;约束
  Torein insomething means to control it.
  1. His administration's economic policy would focus on reining in inflation...
     他的政府的经济政策将侧重于控制通货膨胀。
  2. Mary spoiled both her children, then tried too late to rein them in.
     玛丽惯坏了她的两个孩子，想要管束他们的时候已经来不及了。
• PHRASAL VERB 拉紧(马的)缰绳;勒缰（使马停步）
  If yourein ina horse, you stop it or cause it to go more slowly by pulling its reins.
  1. The horsemen reined in and shouted at the men behind to turn back...
     骑手们勒缰停住，对身后的人大嚷，让他们回去。
  2. Mrs Glick reined in the horse and stopped at the crossroads.
     格利克夫人勒住缰绳在十字路口停了下来。

英英释义

verb

• stop or check by or as if by a pull at the reins
  1. He reined in his horses in front of the post office
  Synonym:rein
• stop or slow up one's horse or oneself by or as if by pulling the reins
  1. They reined in in front of the post office
  Synonym:rein
• control and direct with or as if by reins
  1. rein a horse
  Synonym:harnessdraw reinrein

双语例句

• Financial markets wanted to rein in government spending, cut the deficit, and embrace free trade.
  金融市场希望控制政府支出、削减赤字并完全接纳自由贸易。
• His first good move is to rein in the unsustainable growth in hypermarkets.
  他第一个很好的动作是遏止不可持续的大卖场增长。
• Some responses have been correct; they include modest capital controls and attempts to rein in domestic credit growth.
  他们采取的一些应对措施是正确的，包括进行温和的资本管控和试图控制国内信贷增长。
• As a result, the government has taken a series of measures to try to rein in the industry.
  因此，政府采取了一系列措施，试图限制该行业的发展。
• In 2001, I proposed massive tax cuts, but I also proposed to rein in spending.
  2001年，我建议大规模减税，但我也建议控制支出。
• Therefore the prudent policy is to rein in the stimulus.
  因此，我们应停止刺激，实施审慎政策。
• Lipsky said rising risks to the global economy reflected a lack of confidence in policymakers'ability to rein in debts.
  利普斯基表示全球经济的风险上升，反映了对决策者控制债务能力的信心的缺乏。
• The horsemen reined in and shouted at the men behind to turn back
  骑手们勒缰停住，对身后的人大嚷，让他们回去。
• Mrs Glick reined in the horse and stopped at the crossroads.
  格利克夫人勒住缰绳在十字路口停了下来。
• Disillusioned by the market, voters increasingly demand politicians rein in finance and corporations.
  由于对市场的幻想破灭，越来越多的选民要求政界约束金融业和企业。