reins

UK
/reɪnz/
US
/reɪnz/
reinnoun

reins

pl

reins
pl
UK
/reɪn/
US
/reɪn/
Traduzioni
rêneAu sens équestre, le plus souvent au pluriel « les rênes ».
She pulled on the rein to slow the horse down.
Elle a tiré sur la rêne pour ralentir le cheval.
rênesAu sens figuré, pour exprimer le contrôle ou la maîtrise.
The manager kept a tight rein on the project's budget.
Le directeur gardait les rênes serrées sur le budget du projet.
Traduzioni aggiuntive
reinSens archaïque : organe anatomique.
Definizioni
A long, narrow strap attached at one end to a horse's bit, typically used to guide or control the horse.
She pulled on the rein to slow the horse down.
A means of control or restraint.
The manager kept a tight rein on the project's budget.
Archaic: a kidney, once believed to be the seat of strength or emotion.
The arrow struck him in the reins, leaving him gravely wounded.
reinverb

reins

reined
Past Simple
reined
Past Participle
reining
Gerund
UK
/reɪn/
US
/reɪn/
Traduzioni
freinerAu sens figuré : retenir, contenir, limiter.
She had to rein in her excitement during the meeting.
Elle a dû freiner son enthousiasme pendant la réunion.
briderPour diriger un cheval au moyen des rênes.
He reined the horse to a halt at the stable door.
Il a bridé le cheval jusqu’à l’arrêt à la porte de l’écurie.
Definizioni
To control or direct a horse (or other animal) by pulling on its reins.
He reined the horse to a halt at the stable door.
To restrain or hold back; to keep in check.
She had to rein in her excitement during the meeting.