ruled

UK:*UK and possibly other pronunciationsUK and possibly other pronunciations/ˈruːld/US:USA pronunciation: IPAUSA pronunciation: IPA/ruld/

From the verb rule: (⇒ conjugate)
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WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:

Principal Translations
InglésEspañol
ruled adj (paper: lined) (papel)rayado/a adj
  (papel)con renglones loc adj
 Please take out a piece of ruled paper and begin your essay.
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Principal Translations
InglésEspañol
rule n (law: regulation)norma, regla nf
  ley nf
  decreto nm
 There is a rule against playing music here.
 Hay una norma que prohíbe tocar música aquí.
rule n uncountable (law: judicial ruling)dictamen nm
  decisión nf
  orden nf
 By court rule, the government must release the information.
 Por dictamen judicial, el gobierno debe hacer pública la información.
 Por decisión judicial, el gobierno debe hacer pública la información.
 Por orden judicial, el gobierno debe hacer pública la información.
rule n uncountable (law: government, control)actuación nf
 Government rule must be fair.
 Las actuaciones del gobierno deben ser justas.
rule n (mathematical law)regla nf
 There is a rule that governs negative numbers.
 Hay una regla que regula los números negativos.
rule [sth] vtr (govern, as a sovereign) (monarca)reinar, regir vtr
  (presidente, gobernante, etc.)gobernar vtr
 Catherine ruled Russia.
 Catalina reinó sobre Rusia.
rule [sth] vtr (maintain discipline over)reinar vtr
  gobernar vtr
 The king ruled the provinces with an iron fist.
 El rey reinó las provincias con puño de hierro.
rule vi (make a decree)dar dictamen loc verb
  dictaminar sentencia loc verb
  emitir un fallo loc verb
  dictar sentencia loc verb
 The court is about to rule.
 El tribunal está a punto de dar dictamen.
 El tribunal está a punto de dictaminar sentencia.
 El tribunal está a punto de emitir su fallo.
 El tribunal va a dictar sentencia.
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Additional Translations
InglésEspañol
rule n (ruler)regla nf
 Geometry students must have rules so that they can take measurements.
 Los estudiantes de geometría deben tener reglas con las que puedan realizar mediciones.
rule n (thin line on paper)renglón nm
 Duane picked a paper with a very fine rule.
 Duane eligió una hoja de papel rayado con renglones muy finos.
rule vi (govern, as a sovereign)gobernar vtr
 Presidents need a mandate to rule.
 Los presidentes necesitan un mandato para gobernar.
rule vi figurative, informal (be the best) (coloquial)ser lo mejor, ser la mejor loc verb
  ser lo máximo loc verb
  (ES)molar vi
 Ms Hayes rules! She is the best math teacher ever.
 ¡La señorita Hayes es la mejor! Es la mejor profesora de matemáticas del mundo.
rule [sb] vtr (control, influence)controlar a vtr + prep
  vigilar a vtr + prep
 The manager ruled his employees' behaviour.
 El encargado controlaba el comportamiento de sus empleados.
 El encargado vigilaba el comportamiento de sus empleados.
rule [sth],
rule that
vtr
(decree)ordenar, decretar vtr
  ordenar que, decretar que vtr + conj
 The queen ruled that everyone must bow to her.
 La reina ordenó que todos debían inclinarse ante ella.
rule [sth] vtr (make a line on paper)trazar una línea recta loc verb
 You can use a ruler to help you rule lines on a piece of paper.
 Puedes usar una regla para trazar una línea recta en un papel.
rule [sth] vtr (print guiding lines on paper)trazar renglones loc verb
 The printer ruled the paper.
 La impresora trazó renglones en el papel.
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Locuciones verbales
rule | ruled
InglésEspañol
rule [sb/sth] off vtr phrasal sep (disqualify [sb/sth] from contest)descalificar a vtr + prep
rule [sth] out,
rule out [sth]
vtr phrasal sep
(eliminate, exclude)descartar vtr
 The police ruled out the obvious suspect because he had an alibi for the time of the murder.
 Police have ruled out robbery as a motive for the attack.
 La policía descartó al principal sospechoso porque tenía coartada para la hora del asesinato.
rule [sth] out,
rule out [sth]
vtr phrasal sep
(make impossible)descartar vtr
 It hadn't yet snowed, so skiing was ruled out.
 Todavía no había nevado, así que el esquí estaba descartado.
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Compound Forms:
ruled | rule
InglésEspañol
ruled-out adj (text: struck through)tachado participio
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