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Definition of regime - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
politicsgovernment, especially authoritarian
- The military regime was known for its strict policies.
2.
management stylesystem or planned way of doing things
- The new regime at work involves more flexible hours.
3.
period of ruleperiod during which a government is in power
- The country prospered during his regime.
4.
scienceTECH. set of characteristics in hydrologyTECH.
- The river's regime changed after the dam was built.
Expressions with regime
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government controlled by another country
The puppet regime was heavily influenced by foreign policies.
structured plan for physical fitness improvement
She follows a strict exercise regime to stay healthy.
system of rules and rates a government uses to collect taxes
The new tax regime aims to simplify filing for small businesses.
planned set of regular exercises followed to improve health or strength
She started a strict fitness regime before the marathon.
set of organized rules governing a specific international or national issue
An international legal regime now regulates pollution in the shared river.
government where leaders are unchecked, demand obedience, and restrict individual liberties
In a coup, the country slid into an authoritarian regime overnight.
end the rule of the current leaders
The citizens united to overthrow the regime peacefully.
period during which a particular government is in power
The political regime lasted for nearly two decades.
structured system of restrictive measures imposed as penalties by authorities
The international community debated tightening the existing sanctions regime against the government.
government led by religious clerics in an Islamic country
The mullah regime controlled the country's laws and policies.
government controlled by a party or leadership following communist political ideas
The country was ruled by a communist regime for several decades.
government controlled and led by armed forces or military officers
The country was ruled by a military regime for many years.
system of rules and daily conditions controlling life inside a prison
The new prison regime focuses on education and rehabilitation instead of punishment.
the period when the Taliban controlled Afghanistan
Life changed under the Taliban regime.
transition from one political regime to another
The peaceful protests led to a regime change.
typical pattern of water presence and movement in an area or system
The dam construction significantly changed the river's natural water regime.
temporary system of rule during change from one governing order to another
The transitional regime promised elections within two years.
Origin of regime
Latin, regimen (rule)
Terms with regime included in their meaning
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overthrow
defeat or collapse of a government or regime
history
relating to the period after a fascist regime
supporter
person who supports Francisco Franco or his regime
politics
outdated regime replaced by a new system
business
exchange rate regime allowing gradual depreciation or appreciation
international law
national debt made for harmful or unjust purposes by a regime
French history
related to the bourgeoisie of the French Ancien Regime
political control
oppressive control by a communist regime
politics
act of causing a government or regime to become unstable
former regime
relating to a country that was once Communist
politics
political regime of France since 1958
South Korea
political regime of South Korea from 1981 to 1987
acr: First of October Anti-Fascist Resistance Groups
Spanish armed group opposing Franco regime
history
characteristic of Nazi Germany's oppressive regime
business
economic policies implemented by Adolf Hitler's regime
acr: National Resistance Movement
political group that fought against a government or regime
politics
government formed by revolutionaries replacing or challenging an earlier political regime
fluid dynamics
flow regime where gas molecules slide past surfaces
revolution regime
government led by Soviets after the Russian Revolution
political control
subject to a regime of extreme repression and totalitarian control
history
related to a czar or czarist regime
political transition
transition from one political regime to another
Examples of regime in a sentence
Citizens protested against the corrupt regime. The exercise regime includes daily running. The diet regime excludes all sugar. The regime lasted for over a decade. Many changes occurred during the new regime. Scientists studied the regime of the glacier over decades.
The regime of the tides affects marine life significantly.
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- Hebrew:מִשְׁטָר, שִׁלְטוֹן, ...
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- Ukrainian:режим, система, ...
- Hindi:शासन, व्यवस्था, ...
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