LookItUpregime
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /reɪˈʒiːm/
Forms: regimes
regime means: A government or system of rule, especially one that controls people harshly.
noun
A government or system of rule, especially one that controls people harshly.
- The regime banned public protests.
- Many people fled the military regime.
- A new regime took power last year.
An organized system of rules or activities for managing something or improving health.
- She follows a daily exercise regime.
- The new tax regime affects small businesses.
- Patients receive a carefully planned treatment regime.
The usual pattern of conditions or changes in a natural system.
- The river has a seasonal flow regime.
- Scientists studied the lake’s temperature regime.
- The annual rainfall regime changed after the forest disappeared.
Questions about regime
What does regime mean?
A government or system of rule, especially one that controls people harshly.
What is regime in other languages?
Türkçe: rejim · Español: régimen · Français: régime · Deutsch: Regime · Italiano: regime · 日本語: 政権
How do you pronounce regime?
It is pronounced /reɪˈʒiːm/.
How do you use regime in a sentence?
The regime banned public protests. Many people fled the military regime.
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