How do you use "regulate" in a sentence?

The government regulates the financial industry. Your body regulates its temperature automatically. New laws will regulate the use of social media.

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Q: What does "regulate" mean?

To control or maintain according to rules or standards To 'regulate' means to control, govern, or maintain according to rules, principles, or standards. It often refers to official control of industries or processes, but can also mean adjusting something to work correctly.

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Significado: To control or maintain according to rules or standards

调节，控制，管理

regular, controlar

規制する、調整する

규제하다, 조절하다

To 'regulate' means to control, govern, or maintain according to rules, principles, or standards. It often refers to official control of industries or processes, but can also mean adjusting something to work correctly.

「regulate」意味着根据规则、原则或标准进行控制、管理或维护。它通常指对行业或流程的官方控制，但也可以指调整某物使其正常运行。

«Regulate» significa controlar, gobernar o mantener según reglas, principios o estándares. A menudo se refiere al control oficial de industrias o procesos, pero también puede significar ajustar algo para que funcione correctamente.

「regulate」は規則、原則、または基準に従って制御、統治、または維持することを意味します。産業やプロセスの公式な管理を指すことが多いですが、何かを正しく動作するように調整することも意味します。

'Regulate'는 규칙, 원칙 또는 기준에 따라 통제하거나 관리하거나 유지하는 것을 뜻합니다. 산업이나 과정에 대한 공식적 통제를 가리키는 경우가 많지만, 무언가가 올바르게 작동하도록 조정하는 것을 의미하기도 합니다.

Ejemplos

The government regulates the financial industry.
政府监管金融业。
El gobierno regula la industria financiera.
政府は金融業界を規制しています。
정부는 금융 산업을 규제한다.
Your body regulates its temperature automatically.
你的身体会自动调节体温。
Tu cuerpo regula su temperatura automáticamente.
体は自動的に体温を調節します。
우리 몸은 자동으로 체온을 조절한다.
New laws will regulate the use of social media.
新法律将规范社交媒体的使用。
Nuevas leyes regularán el uso de las redes sociales.
新しい法律がソーシャルメディアの使用を規制します。
새로운 법률이 소셜 미디어 사용을 규제할 것이다.

Pronunciación

Guía de uso

Contexto: general

Tono: neutral

Origen e historia

From Late Latin 'regulatus', past participle of 'regulare' (to control, direct), from Latin 'regula' (rule, straight stick), related to 'regere' (to rule, guide).

Contexto cultural

Era: Modern

Generation: All ages

Social background: Universal

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