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regimented

/ˈredʒ.ɪ.men.tɪd/

Traduction: Décrit quelque chose de strictement organisé, contrôlé ou discipliné, souvent de manière rigide ou systématique., Organiser ou contrôler quelque chose de manière stricte, disciplinée ou systématique, souvent avec une précision militaire.

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adjective

/ˈredʒ.ɪ.men.tɪd/C1formal
  • frDécrit quelque chose de strictement organisé, contrôlé ou discipliné, souvent de manière rigide ou systématique.

Describes something that is strictly organized, controlled, or disciplined, often in a rigid or systematic way.

  1. Strictly controlledB2formal

    Organized or controlled in a very strict and disciplined manner, often with a rigid schedule or set of rules.

    frstrictement réglementé

    • The students followed a regimented daily schedule from morning until night.
    • Life in the military is highly regimented and leaves little room for personal choice.
    • She found the regimented structure of the boarding school too restrictive.

    Synonymescontrolleddisciplineddrilledorderedregulatedrigidstrictstructured

    Antonymeschaoticdisorganizedfreelaxuncontrolledunregulatedunrestrainedunstructured

Formes
  • more regimented comparative form
  • most regimented superlative form

verb

regiment/ˈrɛdʒ.ɪ.mənt/C1formal
  • frOrganiser ou contrôler quelque chose de manière stricte, disciplinée ou systématique, souvent avec une précision militaire.

A verb meaning to organize or control something in a strict, disciplined, or systematic manner, often with military precision.

  1. Subject to rigid disciplineC1formal

    To organize or control something or someone in a strict, systematic, and often oppressive manner.

    frrégimenter

    • The school's strict rules regimented every aspect of student life.
    • The company's policies regimented employees' daily schedules.
    • He felt his creativity was being regimented by the corporate structure.

    Synonymescontroldisciplinedrillorganizeregulaterulesystematize

    Antonymesdisorganizedisruptfreeliberatemuddle

  2. Form into a military unitC1formal

    To organize military personnel into a structured unit called a regiment.

    frFormer en régiment

    • The general ordered the troops to be regimented for the upcoming campaign.
    • New recruits were regimented into battalions.
    • The army regimented its forces along the border.
  3. Assign to a regimentC1formal

    To assign someone to a specific military regiment.

    frAffecter à un régiment

    • The soldier was regimented to the 3rd Infantry.
    • After training, they were regimented to different units.
    • He was regimented to a cavalry regiment.
Formes
  • regimented past participle
  • regimented past simple
  • regimenting present participle
  • regiments third person singular