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regent n.摄政者；(大学等的)评议员adj.摄政的 (1) 摄政者在他的国家推行了一套先进的制度。(2) 敬爱的父王陛下！我认为最高祭司应该向新摄政王致上最高敬意！(3) 我把写给摄政王的信装入开口信封。 When kings or queens aren't able to do their jobs — because they're ill, or often because they are children — trusted advisers called regents fill in. You can think of a regent as a substitute monarch. There's also a more permanent kind of regent who helps to run a business or university and can also be called a trustee or board member. In Latin, regent means "ruling," from the verb regere, "to rule."

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英 ['riːdʒənt] 美 ['riːdʒənt] (1) The regent carried out an advanced system in his country.(2) My lord Pharaoh! I propose the high priests offer tribute to their new regent.(3) I enclose the letter which I have written to the Prince Regent under a flying seal. In a monarchy, if the king gets too sick to rule his country, a regent steps in to run things temporarily. 1[N-COUNT 可数名词]摄政王；摄政者 A regent is a person who rules a country when the king or queen is unable to rule, for example because they are too young or too ill.

英语单词	regent
英美音标	英 ['riːdʒənt] 美 ['riːdʒənt]
中文释义	n.摄政者；(大学等的)评议员 adj.摄政的
英语例句	(1) The regent carried out an advanced system in his country. (2) My lord Pharaoh! I propose the high priests offer tribute to their new regent. (3) I enclose the letter which I have written to the Prince Regent under a flying seal.
中文例句	(1) 摄政者在他的国家推行了一套先进的制度。 (2) 敬爱的父王陛下！我认为最高祭司应该向新摄政王致上最高敬意！ (3) 我把写给摄政王的信装入开口信封。
vocabulary简明	In a monarchy, if the king gets too sick to rule his country, a regent steps in to run things temporarily.
vocabulary扩展	When kings or queens aren't able to do their jobs — because they're ill, or often because they are children — trusted advisers called regents fill in. You can think of a regent as a substitute monarch. There's also a more permanent kind of regent who helps to run a business or university and can also be called a trustee or board member. In Latin, regent means "ruling," from the verb regere, "to rule."
柯林斯解释	1 [N-COUNT 可数名词]摄政王；摄政者 A regent is a person who rules a country when the king or queen is unable to rule, for example because they are too young or too ill.

Regent I King Run Called 英 Riːdʒənt] 美 Riːdʒənt