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reins <a rein; reins> N

reins of power POL

slacken the reins VB

rein <a rein; reins> N

rein VB

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hold or take the reins of government VB

rein in VB

give free rein to VB

give free or full rein to VB

Usage examples with reins

hold or take the reins of government
تَوَلّى زِمَامَ الحُكْم

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

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While a surcingle and side reins are considered classical training tools, the use of the full bitting rig is controversial in some circles.
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Compared to a saddle, a surcingle allows more precise adjustment of side reins due to the placement of additional rings.
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Riders must use a western saddle and a curb bit, and may only use one hand to hold the reins while riding.
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Some young horses are started in a hackamore that includes a specialized design of rawhide noseband called a bosal, to which reins are attached.
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The cheery little radiator cap might as well be a pair of ears belonging to a good-natured horse with a complicated set of reins.
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The horse also wears a bridle with side reins.
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Phaeton had scarcely taken the reins when the celestial horses, despising their weak driver, turned out of their patch and set everything on fire.
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During rest stops, instead of removing the bridle, the rider only needs to remove the bit and reins.
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The onus is upon the regime, as the party holding the reins of power, to engage.
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Mules were also used; they were harnessed and driven by someone sitting in the wagon seat holding the reins.
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