reign

vi.

当政，统治；占主导地位；

vt.

想法、情感或氛围盛行，成为最显著的；

n.

君主的统治；君主统治时期；任期；当政期

复数：reigns过去式：reigned过去分词：reigned现在分词：reigning第三人称单数：reigns

reign over统治；盛行

reign of terror恐怖统治

reign supreme ◎主宰；称雄 , ◎盛行

1. He has a tyrannical reign on his empire.
   他是个残暴的皇帝。
2. People will remember the tyrannies of his reign.
   人们不会忘记他统治时期的暴行。
3. The reign of Queen Victoria lasted more than sixty years.
   维多利亚女王的统治持续了六十多年。
4. The American Revolution took place during the reign of George III.
   美国独立战争发生在英王乔治三世统治时期。

1. He reigned over the country for forty years.
   他统治了这个国家四十年。
2. He will reign over the natural people of Israel.
   他将统治以色列的百姓。
3. Silence reigned everywhere.
   万籁俱寂。
4. Peace would then reign over the world.
   到那时和平会在整个世界上占上风。
5. It is better to reign in hell than serve in heaven.
   天堂为奴，不如地狱为主。

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