regulate第三人称单数

1. 调整，调节
2. 管理
3. 控制
4. 校准，调准，对准，调校
5. 使规则化，使条理化
6. 管制，整顿，治理，整治
7. 【化】调节
8. 规划，塑造
9. 限制，制约，克制，约束
10. 规定 ，为…制订规章
11. 有系统的管理
12. 影响，决定
13. 阻遏（声音）的扩散
14. 使整齐

1. fix or adjust the time, amount, degree, or rate of;

   "regulate the temperature"
   "modulate the pitch"
   

2. bring into conformity with rules or principles or usage; impose regulations;

   "We cannot regulate the way people dress"
   "This town likes to regulate"
   

3. shape or influence; give direction to;

   "experience often determines ability"
   "mold public opinion"
   

4. check the emission of (sound)

1. 调控：元认知是学习者对自身认知过程的认知,是学习者对认知过程的监督(monitor)、调控(regulate)和对多种认知策略进行调和(orchestrate)的活动. 元认知一词在被使用时,更多的是被当作一种能力、一个过程和一个对自身认知过程的控制者,

2. 调节：若再配合抽审条件的设计,提高品质监测指标异常院所的抽审机率,预期院所将透过预知、行为模仿、自律及自我反应等基本能力的运作,来驱使(initiate)、调节(regulate) 及维持(sustain) 其行为,在此自动修正的情况下,有助於提升基层照护品质(表2-1),

1. The policeman regulated traffic at the intersection.
   警察在交叉路口指挥交通。
2. He regulated his watch according to the radio.
   他听收音机校准了他的表。
3. This system can regulate the temperature of the room.
   这种系统能调节室内温度。
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4. A person's behavior is often regulated by his circumstances.
   人的行为常受其所处环境的约束。

• Mercy must..be regulated by..righteousness.

  出自：J. Gilbert

• He regulated gambling.

  出自：P. Warner

• Accidents will happen in the best-regulated families.

  出自：Proverb

• ☆ 15世纪初期进入英语，直接源自晚期拉丁语的regulatus，意为法治；最初源自拉丁语的regula。