| 词汇 | regimented |
| 释义 | regimented adjective disapprovinguk /ˈredʒ.ɪ.men.tɪd/ us /ˈredʒ.ə.men.t̬ɪd/ too organized and controlled: 严密管制的；严格控制的；兵营式的；死板的 a regimented school/society/lifestyle死板的学校／严密管制的社会／兵营式的生活方式 Lack of freedom to act be in bondage to somethingidiom be locked in something bondage bound boxed in disempowering disenfranchisement heel lock non-voluntary nonindependence servitude shackle someone's hands are tiedidiom tethered thumb tie tie someone to something/someone tool unfreedom regimented | American Dictionaryregimented adjective us/ˈredʒ·əˌmen·tɪd/ extremely controlled: They lead a very regimented life. regimentationnoun[ U ]us/ˌredʒ·ə·mənˈteɪ·ʃən, -men-/ He hated the regimentation of boarding school. Examples of regimentedregimented The current ethos is that people should not be allowed to become accustomed to the regimented, supported and subsidised lifestyle of homeless people's hostels. Metapragmatic discourse about the embeddedness of talk, about fit of function to context, is socially regimented. Most obviously, the rigid, regimented feel has gone altogether. Calvinist organisation is characterised by its regimented synodal structure. Most physicians are fiercely independent and do not like to be regimented or to be told that there is only one acceptable approach to treatment. These include a regimented daily schedule, a high ratio of children to caregivers, and a management structure led by medical personnel. He also ordered more regimented practices in harvesting and processing of these products to improve quality. The feel is once more fluid rather than regimented. Their division into three, then four, separate, welldefined and highly regimented spaces happened later, as the refugees became more settled and self-organised. Schools introduced more regimented, schedule-bound ways of learning. They are also syntactically structured, but regimented in such a way that all scope-ambiguities and the like are resolved, and with pronouns cross-indexed to their referents and so on. For the great dictators civil society was swiftly eliminated and the family was formally exalted, but the crucial relationships became those between the authoritarian state and regimented individuals. High scorers on this scale are characterized by an exploratory, curious, and impulsive nature, whereas low scorers tend to be indifferent, reflective, frugal, orderly and regimented. To presume that this centre is going to be regimented exactly like a boys' detention centre is a pure assumption. From the Hansard archive Example from the Hansard archive. Contains Parliamentary information licensed under the Open Parliament Licence v3.0 A man can be regimented; he may react to harsh and punitive treatment. From the Hansard archive Example from the Hansard archive. Contains Parliamentary information licensed under the Open Parliament Licence v3.0 These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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