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ruling

/ˈruː.lɪŋ/

Tradução: Diz-se de decisão oficial proferida por um juiz ou tribunal em um processo judicial; também se refere ao ato de governar, exercer autoridade ou ter controle predominante sobre algo., Substantivo que designa uma decisão ou sentença oficial proferida por um tribunal, uma autoridade ou um órgão dirigente., Verbo que indica exercer poder, autoridade ou controle sobre algo ou alguém, tomar decisões ou governar; também pode significar prevalecer ou dominar.

3 verbetes

Relações da palavra

adjective

/ˈruː.lɪŋ/B2formallegal
  • ptDiz-se de decisão oficial proferida por um juiz ou tribunal em um processo judicial; também se refere ao ato de governar, exercer autoridade ou ter controle predominante sobre algo.

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

  1. Having authorityB2formal

    Exercising power or control over others; governing.

    ptDominante

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

    Sinônimosauthoritativecommandingcontrollingdirectingdominantgoverningleadingpowerfulreigningsupreme

    Antônimossubjectsubmissivesubordinate

  2. Dominant or prevailingB2formal

    Most influential or common in a particular situation.

    ptDominante

    • 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.

    Sinônimoschiefcontrollingdominantgoverningleadingmainpredominantprevailingprincipal

    Antônimosinferiorminorsecondarysubordinate

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

/ˈruː.lɪŋ/B2formallegal
  • ptSubstantivo que designa uma decisão ou sentença oficial proferida por um tribunal, uma autoridade ou um órgão dirigente.

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.

    ptDecisão judicial

    • 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.

    Sinônimosadjudicationdecisiondecreefindingjudgmentorderpronouncementverdict

  2. Governing or controlC1formal

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

    ptGoverno

    • 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.

    Sinônimosadministrationauthoritycontroldirectiongovernancegovernmentmanagementregulationrulesovereignty

    Antônimosobediencesubmissionsubordination

Formas
  • rulings plural form
  • rulings' possessive plural form
  • ruling's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

rule/ruːl/B1formallegal
  • ptVerbo 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.

    ptGovernar

    • 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.

    ptDecidir 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.

    ptDominar

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

    Sinônimosdominatehold swaypredominateprevailreign

    Antônimosfollowobeysubmityield

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

Variantes phrasalrule inrule out

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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