free rein

英 [friː reɪn]

美 [friː reɪn]

自由放任；完全的行动自由

英英释义

noun

• the removal of constraints
  1. he gave free rein to his impulses
  2. they gave full play to the artist's talent
  Synonym:play

双语例句

• The organizers gave me pretty much free rein in picking my topic, so I decided to talk about this.
  “组织者给了我非常放手挑我的话题，所以我决定谈论此事”。
• You may give free rein to your imaginations when admiring a mass of such colors: pink clouds in the horizon, a vast, open country, a long-gone history, or memory of your last intoxication.
  面对这一片片的色彩，你可以把他看成天边的彩霞，也可以把他看成广袤的原野，还可以把他看成沉淀了的历史，更可以把他看成每一次醉酒的印痕。
• The nation's leaders also may want the West to come back in order to balance the influence of China, which has had virtually free rein to exploit Myanmar's vast natural resources.
  政府领导人也希望与西方合作以平衡中国在缅影响力，中国现在几乎可以不受任何限制地开采缅甸的巨大自然资源。
• In this picture the artist certainly allowed his imagination free rein.
  艺术家在这幅画里任其想像力尽情奔驰。
• We simply can't allow a free rein for those who persistently break laws.
  对于那些老是犯法的人，我们就是不能放任不管。
• With the competition in the hotel industry becoming more intense, how to give free rein to staff's enthusiasm and raise the profit is one of the important conditions in the competition.
  随着饭店业市场竞争的加剧，发挥员工积极性，提高经济效益是在竞争中取胜的重要条件之一。
• Give free rein to your imagination.
  你可以完全自由地运用你的想像力。
• The king had free rein in his country.
  国王在他的国家可以为所欲为。
• Big private equity funds expect to do business in Russia as they do in other places, where they buy control and get free rein to do anything they want with management.
  他表示：大型私人股本基金期望，能够像在其它国家那样在俄罗斯开展业务。在其它国家，它们可以购入控股权，不受限制地随意处置被购企业管理层。
• Laissez-faire, or "leave-it-alone," in a translation from the French, is a concept allowing private interests to have a virtual free rein in operating business.
  放任主义一词来自于法语，意思是允许私有企业完全自由经营。