reins of government
英 [reɪnz ɒv ˈɡʌvənmənt]
美 [reɪnz əv ˈɡʌvərnmənt]
【法】统治权，政权
双语例句
- During the revolution of 1848, Parisian workers with socialist goals overthrew the monarchy, only to see conservatives seize the reins of government later that year.
在1848年社会主义的革命目标是巴黎的工人推翻了君主制，只看到保守派抓住政权的后一年。 - He had finally taken over the reins of government.
他终于上台掌握了政权。 - He has assumed the reins of government.
他已经接掌国家大政。 - A body of persons having authority. assume [ hold, drop] the reins of government
统治集团掌握权威的一群人掌握到[掌握着，放弃]政权 - The reins of government have been handed to men of one party.
政权被移交给一党手中。 - In still more distant Rome, Caesar Augustus had taken hold of the reins of government and had turned the Republic into an Empire.
在更遥远的罗马，恺撒·奥古斯塔已经掌握了政府的统治权，并已把共和国变成了帝国。 - Assume [ hold, drop] the reins of government have [ seize] the initiative
掌握到[掌握着，放弃]政权有[掌握]创制权 - Few kings now hold the reins of government.
现在很少有国王是掌握政权的。 - The act or a means of grasping. assume [ hold, drop] the reins of government
抓握抓握的行为或方法掌握到[掌握着，放弃]政权 - After Dwight David Eisenhower assumed the reins of government the emphasis of American's containment strategies shifted from Europe to Asia.
艾森豪威尔政府上台后，美国全球冷战战略的重点转向亚洲。 - Reign means holding the reins of state government.
执政，即执掌国家政权。 - Iraq War is also the turning point of the special relation of UK-US. Both UK and USA which fall deeply into the Iraq war mire have to change their own foreign policy, especially after the new leaders assuming the reins of government.
同时伊拉克战争也是英美特殊关系的转折点，特别是在新的领导人上台以后，深陷伊拉克战争泥潭的英美两国都改变了各自的外交政策。