regent

英 [ˈriːdʒənt]

美 [ˈriːdʒənt]

n. 摄政者; 摄政王
adj. （用在名词后）摄政的

复数：regents　

BNC.8876 / COCA.15506

牛津词典

noun

摄政者；摄政王
a person who rules a country because the king or queen is too young, old, ill/sick, etc.
1. to act as regent
  担任摄政王

摄政王;摄政者
Aregentis a person who rules a country when the king or queen is unable to rule, for example because they are too young or too ill.

noun

someone who rules during the absence or incapacity or minority of the country's monarch
members of a governing board
Synonym:trustee

None of her readers even the Prince Regent knew her identity, however.
但是，所有她的读者甚至包括这位摄政王却都并不知道她是何许人也。
It's in Portland place, just south of Regent's Park.
它在波特兰地区，就在摄政王公园的南面。
( combining form) acting or functioning as a regent or ruler.
（复合形式）作为管理者或起到管理者的作用。
Last night they went to Regent Street with Gretel to see the decorations.
晚上和格莱托同去雷根大街观看节日装饰。
In the UK, it is customary for the next heir to the throne to be regent.
在英国，通常由下一位王位继承人摄政。
Bond and Regent streets and Covent Garden are noted for their shops.
007和丽晶街上和科芬园是指出他们的商店。
George acted as regent when the present king was a child.
当现任国王还是孩子时，乔治担任摄政王。
"It is very important for us to return to the old Regent cities," said Mr Pan.
“回到丽晶的传统城市，对我们非常重要，”潘思亮表示。
He will appoint Haman as his regent.
他会封哈曼为摄政王。
The Regent broke the connection and Edwards sat there, his head swimming.
瑞金特切断了连线，爱德华兹坐在那里，头晕目眩。