1.勒住(马);控制,约束,抑制
1.to limit or control something that has developed too much or has continued for too long
2.to make a horse stop or go more slowly by pulling its reins
1."The government came to the conclusion that the only way to rein in criticism was to physically take the critics off the grid, " he said.
他说：“政府得出的结论是，将批评者从身体上与外界隔离，是压制批评的唯一办法。”
2.If China is no longer exporting deflation, domestic prices in Europe and the US will have to be kept on a rather tighter rein in future.
如果中国不再出口通缩，欧洲和美国今后将不得不对国内价格进行更为严格的管控。
3.Those companies do not exist in a vacuum - they do business with other firms who will also be hit if they start to rein in their spending.
这些公司并非存在于真空中--他们与其他同样紧缩开支的公司做生意。
4.Now, the State Council is trying to rein in an overheating solar sector by ordering plant closures.
现在，国务院正试图通过关闭一些厂家来遏制过热的太阳能产业。
5.With economic growth also slowing more than expected, officials have moved from trying to rein in prices to encouraging buyers.
随着经济增幅的放缓速度超出了人们预期，政府部门开始从试图控制价格到鼓励买家购房。
6.A few companies said the projections might be too high because of recent moves to rein in bonuses in response to public scrutiny.
一些公司说，这些预测可能太高了，因为最近各家公司在公众压力下已经采取措施控制员工奖金。
7.It needs to rein in its defence spending, which is currently equivalent to that of the next 20 countries combined.
美国需要严控国防开支，其相当于它之后的20个国家之和。
8.Merely swatting him away is no longer an option as the U. S. , South Korea and United Nations demand that China rein in its ally.
随着美国、韩国和联合国要求中国对朝鲜实施更紧密的控制，仅仅把这只蚊子催赶走已经不再是一个可能的选择。
9.Certainly it does look as if officials are planning to step up their efforts to curb price rises and rein in a runaway property market.
很明显，中国政府正准备全力抑制物价和地产市场。
10.In the run-up to Copenhagen, China has pledged to move much further than seemed imaginable even a year ago to rein in its emissions.
在哥本哈根会议召开之前，中国已承诺明显加大减排力度，其力度之大，在一年前简直无法想象。