Словарь английского языка | Значения слов, определения и примеры
causing or deserving regret; unfortunate; deplorable
"It is regrettable that so many talented people left the company."
Happening at fixed intervals; usual or normal in pattern or quality
"He is a regular visitor to the library."
the quality of being regular; occurring at fixed intervals or in a consistent pattern
"The regularity of his exercise routine helped him stay healthy."
at regular intervals; in a regular manner
"She exercises regularly to stay healthy."
To control or maintain something by rules or laws
"The government regulates the sale of medicines."
a rule or directive made and maintained by an authority
"The new regulation will affect the banking sector."
Rules or directives made and maintained by an authority.
"Strict regulations ensure fair practices."
a person or device that controls or maintains the operation of a system
"The government appointed a new regulator for the financial sector."
relating to the rules or laws made by an authority to control an activity or process
"The company must comply with all regulatory requirements before launching the product."
to restore someone to health, normal life, or a good condition after illness, injury, or imprisonment
"The clinic helps rehabilitate injured athletes."
the process of restoring someone or something to health or normal life through training or therapy
"After the accident, he went through months of rehabilitation to walk again."
a practice or trial performance of a play, music, or other work for later public performance
"The actors had a final rehearsal before the play."
to rule as a king or queen; the period during which a sovereign rules
"Queen Elizabeth II reigned for many decades."
to pay back money to someone who has spent it or lost it
"The company reimbursed him for travel expenses."
A strap used to control a horse; to control or guide something.
"The rider pulled the rein to stop the horse."
a large deer with branched horns that lives in cold northern areas
"Santa's reindeer pulled his sleigh across the sky."
To strengthen or support something with additional material, people, or ideas
"The teacher reinforced the lesson with examples."
The action or process of reinforcing or strengthening.
"Reinforcement of concepts through repetition aids learning."
To restore someone or something to their former position or condition.
"The company decided to reinstate the suspended employee."
To bring someone or something back into a group or society after being separated.
"The program helps prisoners reintegrate into society."
To say something again or repeatedly for emphasis or clarity.
"The teacher reiterated the importance of honesty."
to dismiss or refuse to accept, consider, or submit to
"She decided to reject the offer."
the action of refusing or dismissing something or someone
"Her rejection of the offer surprised everyone."
To feel or show great joy or delight.
"The fans rejoiced after their team won the championship."
The action of showing great joy or happiness
"There was much rejoicing after the victory."
to join again or return to a group, place, or activity
"After a short break, she decided to rejoin the team."
a quick or witty reply; a response to a remark or argument
"His sharp rejoinder silenced the crowd."
to make someone or something look or feel younger, fresher, or more lively
"A good night's sleep can rejuvenate the body and mind."
The action or process of making someone or something look or feel better, younger, or more vital.
"Forest rejuvenation is essential for restoring biodiversity."
the action or process of becoming young or fresh again
"The forest showed signs of rejuvenescence after the rains."
to return to a worse condition, especially after improvement; a deterioration after recovery
"After months of progress, he suffered a relapse."
to show or make a connection between things or people
"She could relate to his feelings of loss."
connected or associated with something else
"The documents are all related to the same project."
the way in which two or more concepts, objects, or people are connected
"Their relation has always been one of mutual respect."
the state of being connected or involved with someone or something in a significant way
"They have a strong, supportive relationship."
a person who is part of your family
"He invited his close relatives to the wedding."
in comparison with something else
"The task was relatively easy compared to others."
A person connected by blood or marriage; a kinsman or kinswoman.
"Relatives can help you build a complete family tree."
to make or become less tense or anxious; to rest
"After a long day, she likes to relax with a good book."
free from tension or stress; calm and comfortable
"She felt relaxed after listening to soft music."
to set free, to make available, or to allow something to go out
"The company will release the new product next month."
to assign to a lower rank, position, or category
"The manager decided to relegate the player to the bench."
to become less severe, harsh, or strict
"After hours of begging, she finally relented."
continuing without becoming weaker or less strict; unyielding
"She pursued her goals with relentless determination."
the quality or state of being closely connected or appropriate
"The relevance of the information was clear to everyone."
the quality of being closely connected or appropriate
"The professor questioned the relevancy of the example to the topic."
closely connected or appropriate to what is being considered or done
"Your comments are not relevant to the discussion."
the quality of being trustworthy or performing consistently well
"Customers value the reliability of our service."
Consistently good in quality or performance; able to be trusted
"She is a reliable friend who always keeps her promises."
dependence on or trust in someone or something
"Her reliance on her friends helped her through difficult times."
