নিয়ন্ত্রিত করা, বাধা দেত্তয়া, লাগাম দ্বারা দমন করা
উপায়, বাধা, অশ্বরশ্মি, খলিন, বাগডোর
(1) One of a pair of long straps (usually connected to the bit or the headpiece) used to control a horse,any means of control,restraint,control
(2) One of a pair of long straps (usually connected to the bit or the headpiece) used to control a horse
(3) Any means of control
(4) Restraint
(5) Control
(1) Control and direct with or as if by reins,stop or slow up one's horse or oneself by or as if by pulling the reins,stop or check by or as if by a pull at the reins,keep in check,restrain,control
(2) Control and direct with or as if by reins
(3) Stop or slow up one's horse or oneself by or as if by pulling the reins
(4) Stop or check by or as if by a pull at the reins
(5) Keep in check
(6) Restrain
(7) Control
(1) In the process, they are helping policy makers rein in inflation.
(2) You could stand to rein in your jealousy a little, though, and your boyfriend may want to not fib about things that are going to exacerbate that quality in you.
(3) The outstanding singer, songwriter, musician and producer did the majority of work on his new album himself, holding a tight rein on its creative direction.
(4) Students from various educational institutions turned up to give free rein to their imagination.
(5) Special police were drafted in to rein in the revelry.
(6) He also said there would be no income tax cuts in the forthcoming budget and that the Government's priority was to rein in spending.
(7) Mr McDowell insisted that he would continue to rein in the overtime budget, which is expected to reach 64 million this year.
(8) The government had failed to rein in public spending
(9) The museum has been forced to rein in its work in many areas: cutting numbers of staff, reducing opening hours, cancelling exhibitions and installing a rota of closed galleries.
(10) However, critics would say that the failure to rein in the incomes of the rich has meant that society in Britain is no more equal than it was in 1997.
(11) Critics noted the failure of the administration to rein in public spending
(12) If political leaders lack the control to rein in their more violent followers, they have no right to public protests.
(13) European statesmen seized the opportunity to exploit these nationalist movements, while bringing them under a tight rein , in order to further the purposes of state power.
(14) The reality over the next five years is that the Government will have far less resources and will have to rein in spending significantly.
(15) He reined in his horse, stroking its glossy coat.
(16) Consultants will be give a free rein to put forward whatever options they believe are best and most financially acceptable to secure the building's future.
(17) Before David turned the corner down the street, he reined in his horse, and turned once more toward his wife and child.
(18) After a short time at Dexter Avenue, the younger King wrestled the reins of leadership from the deacons.
(19) He reined in his horse and looked back in the direction they'd come from.
(20) John's tight personal hold on the legal and administrative reins of power were as much driven by a need to raise money as they were by his personal obsession with the minutiae of government.
restraint
restrain
rein in
rule
powerlessness
Free
Let go
Let go
Westworld Season 2, Episode 5
Just try and rein it in a bit, will you?
Westworld Season 2, Episode 7
...Dolores will have free rein.
The Big Bang Theory Season 9, Episode 20
So, you don't think he needs to rein it in a little?
Game of Thrones Season 1, Episode 9
Rein in your tongue. She is still your Khaleesi.
