rule

rule
I
n.
regulation
principle

1) to establish, lay down, make (the) rules

2) to formulate a rule

3) to adopt a rule

4) to apply, enforce a rule

5) to obey, observe a rule

6) to break, violate a rule

7) to bend, stretch a rule

8) to rescind, revoke a rule

9) a firm, hard-and-fast, inflexible, strict rule

10) a general; ground rule; the Golden Rule

11) an exclusionary (AE); gag; parliamentary rule

12) (ling.) a deletion; rewrite; substitution rule

13) a rule against

14) a rule for

15) a rule to + inf. (it's our rule not to smoke at staff conferences)

16) a rule that + clause (they established a rule that everyone must share the expenses)

17) (to be) against, in violation of the rules

18) (misc.) the golden rule; a rule of thumb; as a rule ('generally'); the rule of law

government, reign

19) to establish; extend one's rule

20) to overthrow smb.'s rule

21) benevolent; despotic; foreign; home; majority; minority; mob; popular rule

22) rule over

23) under smb.'s rule (under foreign rule)

straightedge, ruler

24) a slide rule

II
v.

1) (d; intr.) to rule against (the judge ruled against the plaintiff)

2) (D; intr.) to rule on (to rule on a question)

3) (D; intr.) to rule over (to rule over a country)

4) (L; subj.) the court ruled that the witness be/should be disqualified

5) (M) the judge ruled her to be out of order

6) (N; used with an adjective) the judge ruled him incompetent to stand trial

* * *
[ruːl]
a rule of thumb
despotic
enforce a rule
extend one's rule
ground rule
hard-and-fast
in violation of the rules
lay down
make (the) rules
observe a rule
parliamentary rule
parliamentary rule
popular rule
revoke a rule
rewrite
stretch a rule
strict rule
substitution rule
the Golden Rule
the rule of law
violate a rule
as a rule ('generally')
(L; subj.) the court ruled that the witness be/should be disqualified
(M) the judge ruled her to be out of order
(N; used with an adjective) the judge ruled him incompetent to stand trial
(ling.) a deletion
(misc.) the golden rule
(to be) against
['regulation'] ['principle'] to establish
['straightedge, ruler'] a slide rule
a firm
a general
a rule against
a rule for
to adopt a rule
to apply
to bend
to break
to formulate a rule
to obey
to overthrow smb. 's rule
to rescind
rule over
an exclusionary (AE)
a rule to + inf. (it's our rule not to smoke at staff conferences)
(d; intr.) to rule against (the judge ruled against the plaintiff)
a rule that + clause (they established a rule that everyone must share the expenses)
(D; intr.) to rule on (to rule on a question)
(D; intr.) to rule over (to rule over a country)
under smb. 's rule (under foreign rule)

Combinatory dictionary. 2013.

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