ruled

• Descreve algo que é controlado, governado ou está sob a influência de uma regra, princípio ou autoridade específica; também pode indicar algo determinado ou decidido por uma autoridade.

Describes something that is controlled, governed, or influenced by a particular rule, principle, or authority.

1. Governed or controlledB2formal

   Subject to the authority or control of a ruler or governing body.

   Governado

   • The country was ruled by a monarchy for centuries.
   • The region is ruled by a strict set of laws.
   • The empire was ruled by a powerful emperor.

   Sinônimoscontrolleddirecteddominatedgovernedregulatedsubject

   Antônimosautonomousfreeindependent

2. Having linesA2formal

   Marked with straight lines, typically for writing or drawing.

   Pautado

   • She wrote her essay on ruled paper.
   • The notebook has ruled pages for neat handwriting.
   • He prefers ruled paper for taking notes.

   Sinônimosfeintlined

   Antônimosblankplain

• Verbo que indica exercer poder, autoridade ou controle sobre algo ou alguém, tomar decisões ou governar; também pode significar prevalecer ou dominar.

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.

   Governar

   • 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.

   Sinônimosadministercommandcontroldirectdominategovernleadmanageoverseereign

   Antônimosfollowobeyservesubmit

2. Decide officiallyB2formal

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

   Decidir oficialmente

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

   Sinônimosadjudicatedecidedecreedeterminefindholdjudgepronounce

3. Be dominantB2informal

   To have a powerful influence or be the main feature.

   Dominar

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

   Sinônimosdominatehold swaypredominateprevailreign

   Antônimosfollowobeysubmityield

Variantes phrasalrule inrule out