govern

UK:*UK and possibly other pronunciationsUK and possibly other pronunciations/ˈgʌvərn/US:USA pronunciation: IPA and respellingUSA pronunciation: IPA/ˈgʌvɚn/ ,USA pronunciation: respelling(guvərn)

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govern vi (rule, be in power)gobernar vi
 He governed for years with the popular support of the voters.
 Gobernó durante años con el apoyo popular de los votantes.
govern [sb/sth] vtr (rule)gobernar vtr
  regir vtr
 She governs her people with a firm hand but is fair to everyone.
 Gobierna a su pueblo con mano dura, pero es justa con todos.
govern [sth] vtr (control, restrain)dominar vtr
  controlar vtr
  regular vtr
 Authorities fear they can't govern the reaction to the new law.
 Las autoridades temen no poder dominar la reacción contra la nueva ley.
govern [sth] vtr (influence, determine)influenciar vtr
  influir vtr
 Several factors should govern your choice of a university.
 Varios factores deberían influenciar tu elección de universidad.
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