ruling

UK
/ˈruːlɪŋ/
US
/ˈruːlɪŋ/

Translations

rulingnoun
rulings
pl
UK
/ˈruːlɪŋ/
US
/ˈruːlɪŋ/
décisionDroit
The court's ruling was in favor of the defendant, setting a new precedent for future cases.
La décision du tribunal était en faveur du défendeur et a créé un nouveau précédent pour les affaires futures.
règneSurtout pour un souverain ou un monarque
His ruling of the kingdom was marked by strict regulations and policies.
Son règne sur le royaume était marqué par des règlements et des politiques stricts.
lignesTypographie; traits de guidage ou décoratifs
The architect's sketch was covered with neat rulings to indicate the scale.
Le croquis de l'architecte était couvert de lignes nettes pour indiquer l'échelle.
Additional translations
arrêtDroit; surtout pour une décision de juridiction supérieure
gouvernanceSens général; registre soutenu
filetsTypographie; surtout pour des lignes décoratives ou de séparation
rulingadjective
more ruling
Comp.
most ruling
Super.
UK
/ˈruː.lɪŋ/
US
/ˈru.lɪŋ/
au pouvoirPolitique
The ruling party implemented new policies to improve the economy.
Le parti au pouvoir a mis en œuvre de nouvelles politiques pour améliorer l'économie.
dominantSens figuré; idée, opinion ou tendance la plus influente
The ruling opinion among experts is that climate change needs immediate action.
L'opinion dominante parmi les experts est que le changement climatique exige une action immédiate.
ruleverb

ruling

Gerund

ruled
Past Simple
ruled
Past Participle
ruling
Gerund
UK
/ruːl/
US
/ruːl/
gouvernerDiriger un pays, un territoire ou un groupe.
The king ruled the kingdom with fairness and justice.
Le roi gouvernait le royaume avec justice et équité.
statuerSens juridique.
The judge ruled in favor of the defendant after reviewing the evidence.
Le juge a statué en faveur du défendeur après avoir examiné les preuves.
Additional translations
dominerQuand l'idée est d'être l'élément le plus important ou le plus influent.
tracerPour tracer des lignes avec une règle.

Definitions

rulingnoun
An official decision made by a judge or a court that settles a legal case and may also establish the meaning of a law.
The court's ruling was in favor of the defendant, setting a new precedent for future cases.
The act or process of governing or exercising authority.
His ruling of the kingdom was marked by strict regulations and policies.
A straight line or set of parallel lines drawn or printed on a surface, especially as a guide or for decorative effect.
The architect's sketch was covered with neat rulings to indicate the scale.
rulingadjective
Exercising control or authority over a country, organization, or group.
The ruling party implemented new policies to improve the economy.
Currently holding power or authority.
The ruling monarch has been on the throne for over two decades.
Predominant or prevailing in influence or importance.
The ruling opinion among experts is that climate change needs immediate action.
ruleverb
To exercise authority or control over a group, area, or people.
The king ruled the kingdom with fairness and justice.
To make a formal decision or judgment, especially in a legal context.
The judge ruled in favor of the defendant after reviewing the evidence.
To be the most important or dominant factor in a situation.
In the world of fashion, trends often rule the market.
To mark a line or lines on a surface with a ruler or similar tool.
She ruled the paper to create a grid for her artwork.