be the rule的意思

be the rule中文翻譯：

普通情況；慣常的事

相似詞語短語

rule the roost───v.當家; 稱雄; 執牛耳；vi.稱雄；當家；作主

rule the pool───管理游泳池

rule the rooster───統治公雞

rule───v.統治，管理；支配；規定；裁決；用尺畫；（非正式）極好；（行星）對……有影響；（價格）普遍處于某一水平；n.規則；建議；統治；習慣；定律；法治；尺子；破折號；n.(Rule)（西）魯萊（人名）

be the───n.(Bethe)（英、德）貝特（人名）

the be───n.[天]木衛十四；忒拜（地名）；塞柏（博茨瓦納一地名）

the rule of law───法治

ic rule───ic規則

雙語使用場景

Heterogeneity in societies will be the rule in the 21st century, and failure to recognize and plan for such diversity can lead to serious crime problems.───社會的多樣性將成為21世紀的規則，而未能認識到這種多樣性并為其制定計劃可能會導致嚴重的犯罪問題。

An example would be the rule execution triggering a business process, which asynchronously calls a service.───例如，規則的執行觸發一個業務過程，這個過程異步地調用一個服務。

This seems to be the rule, not the exception.───這看起來像規則而不是例外。

Dual-career marriages seem to be the rule, not the exception, in the money driven 1990s.───在金錢驅使的九十年代，雙職工家庭司空見慣，似乎沒有例外。

It had just returned from an 11-hour flight, which seemed to be the rule, over the Bellingshausen and Amundsen seas.───它剛從一個11小時的飛行，這似乎是統治和阿蒙森的別林斯高晉海。

Other specialists in the field even suggest UV vision may turn out to be the rule rather than the exception in the animal kingdom.───該領域的其他專家甚至認為，在動物王國，能夠看到紫外線是一個規律，而不是例外。

Such must be the rule if authority is to be reconciled with freedom.───這是欲容納自由的政權所必須實行的原則。

From the sense of value, the rule of law which was building in contemporary China should be the rule of good laws.───從價值論意義而言，當代中國正在進行的法治建設應該是良法之治。

英語使用場景

Early marriage used to be the rule in that part of the world.

Staff infighting, backbiting and the like seem to be the rule rather than the exception.

Good sturdy mediocrities would be the rule.

There will be no security blanket that the populace can rely upon, so self reliance must be the rule.

It should be the rule rather than the exception that we respect their authority and ensure our children follow the example.

Partisan nomination of senior judges used to be the rule in Britain but has not really been so since the 1920s.

Biennial sessions used to be the rule in America.

One New York season or performance a year tended to be the rule for modern dance in the 1950s.