regulated

英 [ˈreɡjuleɪtɪd]

美 [ˈreɡjuleɪtɪd]

v.  (用规则条例)约束，控制，管理; 调节，控制(速度、压力、温度等)
regulate的过去分词和过去式

过去分词：regulated　过去式：regulated　

BNC.16186 / COCA.14187

柯林斯词典

• VERB (尤指通过规章制度)管理，调整，控制
  Toregulatean activity or process means to control it, especially by means of rules.
  1. The powers of the European Commission to regulate competition are increasing...
     欧盟委员会对竞争的监管权越来越大。
  2. As we get older the temperature-regulating mechanisms in the body tend to become a little less efficient.
     随着年龄的增长，人体体温调节机制的功能往往会有所弱化。

英英释义

adj

• controlled or governed according to rule or principle or law
  1. well regulated industries
  2. houses with regulated temperature

双语例句

• And I felt my appetite was more regulated, I just felt less hungry.
  而且我觉得我的食欲更加规范，我只是觉得不太饿了。
• Not regulated; not subject to rule or discipline.
  不遵守规定；不服从规定和纪律。
• Continuous learning process must be ensured and regulated by perfect, strict system.
  不断学习过程必须由完善、严格的制度来保证和规范。
• For example, what are the known health risks from the current, regulated use of chlorine?
  例如，现在对氯的控制性使用引起了什么已知的健康危险了吗？
• This is not to suggest that all improper ex parte contacts between regulators and regulated are inadvertent;
  这并非暗示管理者和受管理者之间所有不正当的单方面接触都是出于无心的；
• The issuance and trading of derivatives ought to be as strictly regulated as stocks.
  对衍生品发行和交易的监管应该与股票一样严厉。
• This is a regulated industry, not a fully competitive market.
  这是一个管制的行业，而不是一个完全竞争的市场。
• Not regulated or sanctioned by law.
  未经法律管制或支持的。
• Further, corporations and governmental agencies have duties and obligations, and ( in varying degrees) are regulated.
  更进一步地说，企业和政府机构有责任和义务，并且（在各种程度上）是受控的。
• A regulated system, as of diet and exercise; a regimen.
  一个有规则的制度，如饮食和锻炼（制度）；养生法。