ruled

UK
/ruːld/
US
/ruːld/
ruledpast participle
UK
/ruːld/
US
/ruːld/
Translations
She wrote her notes in a ruled notebook.
Она писала свои заметки в линейчатой тетради.
Additional translations
в линейку
Definitions
Having lines printed on the surface, typically for writing or drawing.
She preferred using ruled paper for her notes to keep her handwriting straight.
Governed or dominated, especially by a particular person, group, or system.
The island was a harshly ruled colony for over a century.
rulenoun
Definitions
A prescribed guide for conduct or action; a regulation or principle governing conduct within a particular activity or sphere.
The school has a strict rule against cheating during exams.
A statement that describes what is allowed or what will happen within a particular system, often used in mathematics or logic.
According to the rule of addition, the sum of two even numbers is always even.
A strip of wood, metal, or other material used for measuring length or drawing straight lines; a ruler.
She used a rule to draw a straight line across the paper.
The exercise of authority or control over a country, organization, or people.
The king's rule was marked by peace and prosperity.
The normal or usual state of things; what is typical or expected.
As a rule, traffic is lighter on Sundays.
A formal regulation or procedural directive issued by a court, organization, or authority.
The new court rule requires all motions to be filed electronically.
ruleverb

ruled

Past Simple

ruled
Past Simple
ruled
Past Participle
ruling
Gerund
UK
/ruːl/
US
/ruːl/
Translations
The king will rule the kingdom wisely.
Король будет править королевством мудро.
She knows how to rule her team effectively.
Она знает, как эффективно управлять своей командой.
Fear does not rule over him.
Страх не господствует над ним.
Additional translations
царствоватьо монархе
диктоватьперен.
линоватьспец., о разлиновке бумаги
Definitions
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.
ruleadjective
Definitions
Relating to or associated with a rule, used attributively before another noun.
The league implemented rule changes to improve player safety.
ruleproper noun
Definitions
A surname.
Ann Rule was a best-selling true-crime author.