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ruling

/ˈruː.lɪŋ/

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adjective

/ˈruː.lɪŋ/B2formallegal
  • ruОписывает официальное решение, вынесенное судьёй или судом по юридическому делу.

Describes an official decision made by a judge or court in a legal case.

  1. Having authorityB2formal

    Exercising power or control over others; governing.

    ruПравящий

    • The ruling party won the election by a large margin.
    • He belongs to the ruling class of society.
    • The ruling monarch addressed the nation.

    Synonymsauthoritativecommandingcontrollingdirectingdominantgoverningleadingpowerfulreigningsupreme

    Antonymssubjectsubmissivesubordinate

  2. Dominant or prevailingB2formal

    Most influential or common in a particular situation.

    ruДоминирующий

    • English is the ruling language in international business.
    • Jazz was the ruling music genre in that era.
    • The ruling opinion among experts favors the new policy.

    Synonymschiefcontrollingdominantgoverningleadingmainpredominantprevailingprincipal

    Antonymsinferiorminorsecondarysubordinate

Forms
  • more ruling comparative form
  • most ruling superlative form
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noun

/ˈruː.lɪŋ/B2formallegal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее официальное решение или приговор, вынесенный судом, органом власти или руководящим органом.

A noun referring to an official decision or judgment made by a court, authority, or governing body.

  1. Court decisionB2formallegal

    An official decision made by a judge or court about a legal case.

    ruРешение суда

    • The judge issued a ruling in favor of the plaintiff.
    • The Supreme Court's ruling set a new precedent.
    • They are awaiting the final ruling on the appeal.

    Synonymsadjudicationdecisiondecreefindingjudgmentorderpronouncementverdict

  2. Governing or controlC1formal

    The act of governing or exercising authority over a group or country.

    ruПравление

    • The ruling class maintained power for decades.
    • The ruling party won the election by a landslide.
    • His family has a long history of ruling the region.

    Synonymsadministrationauthoritycontroldirectiongovernancegovernmentmanagementregulationrulesovereignty

    Antonymsobediencesubmissionsubordination

Forms
  • rulings plural form
  • rulings' possessive plural form
  • ruling's possessive singular form
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verb

rule/ruːl/B1formallegal
  • ruГлагол, обозначающий осуществление власти, принятие решений или управление.

A verb used to indicate exercising authority, making decisions, or governing.

  1. Govern or controlB1formal

    To exercise authority or control over a country, organization, or people.

    ruПравить

    • The king ruled the kingdom wisely for many years.
    • She rules her company with a firm hand.
    • The president ruled the nation during a difficult time.

    Synonymsadministercommandcontroldirectdominategovernleadmanageoverseereign

    Antonymsfollowobeyservesubmit

  2. Decide officiallyB2formal

    To make an official decision or judgment, especially in a court of law.

    ruВыносить решение

    • The judge ruled in favor of the defendant.
    • The court ruled the contract invalid.
    • The referee ruled it a foul play.

    Synonymsadjudicatedecidedecreedeterminefindholdjudgepronounce

  3. Be dominantB2informal

    To have a powerful influence or be the main feature.

    ruДоминировать

    • Fear ruled his heart after the accident.
    • Silence ruled the room during the announcement.
    • Greed rules the financial markets.

    Synonymsdominatehold swaypredominateprevailreign

    Antonymsfollowobeysubmityield

Forms
  • ruled past participle
  • ruled past simple
  • ruling present participle
  • rules third person singular

Phrasal variantsrule inrule out

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