英语词组rule是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

idiomrulethe golden ruleimportant the most important rule or principle to remember when you are doing something:The golden rule is to begin gently and not to plunge into a sudden regime of vigorous exercise.There is no golden rule about how a therapist should respond to clients, apart from the absolute necessity for patience and sympathy.a rule of thumba piece of advice or general rule which is usually true or gives you a good enough idea of how to do something:As a rule of thumb, if a turkey weighs less than 12 lbs, allow about three-quarters of a pound per serving.The general rule of thumb is not to apply oil based paint over latex paint.

Note Brewers (=people who make beer) used to test the temperature of beer with their thumb to see if it was ready.

work to ruleif a group of employed people work to rule, they protest by only doing exactly what their job contract says, and refusing to do anything more :The ambulance staff are not on strike, but are working to rule, and only answering emergency calls.Because of the no-strike clause in their contract, the only option for teachers is to work to rule, and not volunteer to help with drama, sport, or any of the activities that they have supported in the past.work-to-rule: AmE If the education board doesn't agree to negotiations, we will institute a work-to-rule policy.

— rule(s), OK?

used to express your enthusiasm for a particular person or thing. informal, humorous

2000 Elle Here at ELLE we've always been big fans of Kerrigan's urban babewear, and this season…she really rocked. Daryl K rules, OK?

rule

in. to dominate; to be the best. (Slang only in certain contexts. Typical in graffiti.) Pizza rules around here.

See:

(someone or something) rules
a rule of thumb
as a (general) rule
as a rule
be ruled out of court
be the exception that proves the rule
bend the law
bend the rules
bend/stretch the rules
bright-line rule
divide and conquer
divide and conquer/rule/govern, to
divide and rule
do unto others as you would have them do unto you
exception proves the rule, the
golden rule
ground rule
ground rules
iron hand (in a velvet glove), to rule with an
let (one's) heart rule (one's) head
let your heart rule your head
make it a rule to (do something)
make it a rule to do something
no hard and fast rules
play by (one's) own rules
play by (one's) rules
play by somebody's rules
play by the rules
rule
rule (something) out of court
rule against
rule against (someone or something)
rule for
rule for (someone or something)
rule in
rule in favor of
rule in favor of (someone or something)
rule of thumb
rule OK
rule on
rule on (something)
rule out
rule over
rule over (someone or something)
rule someone or something with a rod of iron
rule the roost
rule the roost, to
rule the school
rule with a rod of iron
rule with a rod of iron/with an iron hand
rule with a velvet glove
rule with an iron fist
rule with an iron hand
rule with an iron hand/rod, to
rule with an iron rod
rule/throw something out of court
rules are made to be broken
rules, OK
run the rule over
run the rule over (one)
stretch the rules
the exception proves the rule
the exception that proves the rule
the golden rule
the hand that rocks the cradle (rules the world)
The hand that rocks the cradle rules the world
the Queensberry Rules
the rules of the game
there is an exception to every rule
two-second rule
unwritten rule
work to rule

词组	rule
释义	rule Theme: SUPERIORITY in. to dominate; to be the best. (Slang only in certain contexts. Typical in graffiti.) The Rockets rule!Pizza rules around here. rule 1. noun ► on the ruleof a prisoner, segregated from the general prison population for that prisoner's protection. A reference to rule 43 which is, according to HM Prison Service in 2003: 'A now defunct rule that allowed the segregation of prisoners' UK, 2000 2. verb used as an expression of supremacy for the preceding collective or plural noun(s) US, 1968 idiomrulethe golden ruleimportant the most important rule or principle to remember when you are doing something:The golden rule is to begin gently and not to plunge into a sudden regime of vigorous exercise.There is no golden rule about how a therapist should respond to clients, apart from the absolute necessity for patience and sympathy.a rule of thumba piece of advice or general rule which is usually true or gives you a good enough idea of how to do something:As a rule of thumb, if a turkey weighs less than 12 lbs, allow about three-quarters of a pound per serving.The general rule of thumb is not to apply oil based paint over latex paint. Note Brewers (=people who make beer) used to test the temperature of beer with their thumb to see if it was ready. work to ruleif a group of employed people work to rule, they protest by only doing exactly what their job contract says, and refusing to do anything more :The ambulance staff are not on strike, but are working to rule, and only answering emergency calls.Because of the no-strike clause in their contract, the only option for teachers is to work to rule, and not volunteer to help with drama, sport, or any of the activities that they have supported in the past.work-to-rule: AmE If the education board doesn't agree to negotiations, we will institute a work-to-rule policy. phraserule[ruled, ruled, ruling] rule out 1. rule out sth • *rule sth* out** to decide that something is not possible or suitable: The police have ruled out homicide, saying Hall either fell from the high waterfront walkway or committed suicide. The company is planning extensive reorganization and job losses cannot be ruled out. Well I wouldn't rule out a two-bedroom house if it was a nice one, but I'm really looking for a something larger.■ SIMILAR TO: dismiss2. rule out sth • *rule sth* out** to make it impossible for something to happen: The severe weather ruled out any attempts to reach the survivors by helicopter. — rule(s), OK? used to express your enthusiasm for a particular person or thing. informal, humorous 2000 Elle Here at ELLE we've always been big fans of Kerrigan's urban babewear, and this season…she really rocked. Daryl K rules, OK? rule in. to dominate; to be the best. (Slang only in certain contexts. Typical in graffiti.) Pizza rules around here. See: (someone or something) rules a rule of thumb as a (general) rule as a rule be ruled out of court be the exception that proves the rule bend the law bend the rules bend/stretch the rules bright-line rule divide and conquer divide and conquer/rule/govern, to divide and rule do unto others as you would have them do unto you exception proves the rule, the golden rule ground rule ground rules iron hand (in a velvet glove), to rule with an let (one's) heart rule (one's) head let your heart rule your head make it a rule to (do something) make it a rule to do something no hard and fast rules play by (one's) own rules play by (one's) rules play by somebody's rules play by the rules rule rule (something) out of court rule against rule against (someone or something) rule for rule for (someone or something) rule in rule in favor of rule in favor of (someone or something) rule of thumb rule OK rule on rule on (something) rule out rule over rule over (someone or something) rule someone or something with a rod of iron rule the roost rule the roost, to rule the school rule with a rod of iron rule with a rod of iron/with an iron hand rule with a velvet glove rule with an iron fist rule with an iron hand rule with an iron hand/rod, to rule with an iron rod rule/throw something out of court rules are made to be broken rules, OK run the rule over run the rule over (one) stretch the rules the exception proves the rule the exception that proves the rule the golden rule the hand that rocks the cradle (rules the world) The hand that rocks the cradle rules the world the Queensberry Rules the rules of the game there is an exception to every rule two-second rule unwritten rule work to rule
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