1、There they found a set of provisions that, depending on your point of view, either open the airways of asphyxiated financial markets orgive free rein to rapacious companies and banks.(他們發(fā)現依據個人的觀點，這一系列的法案既可以解釋為為即將窒息的金融市場打開了呼吸通道，又可以解釋為將控制權下放給了貪婪的企業(yè)和銀行。)
2、In the blue, I can release all, and in the blue, I cangive free rein to my thoughts.(在藍色方面，我能釋放所有的，和在藍色方面，我能自由地給對我的想法的韁繩。)
3、The art equivalent of a long dress is a colossalcanvas: both give a free rein to colour and print.(長裙的藝術價值在于色彩和圖案兩者都可以自由得到發(fā)揮。)
4、give free rein to your imagination.(你可以完全自由地運用你的想像力。)
5、It would be foolhardy to predict that China will suddenly give the market free rein.(中國會突然給市場以自由發(fā)揮的空間可能是魯莽的預測。)
6、Cognitive psychological structure, formed during long-term of study and practice of athletes, is the base with which athletesgive free rein to the ability of cognitive psychology.(認知心理結構是運動員在長期的學習和實踐中形成的認知心理構造，是運動員發(fā)揮認知心理能力的基礎。)
7、Remember that Aquarius man in love is not overly different than he is as your friend. Do not try to tame him, give him free rein and just follow him.(記住，戀愛中的水瓶座和你的朋友并沒有太大的不同。不要試圖馴服他，給他自由，只是跟隨他。)
8、With the competition in the hotel industry becoming more intense, how togive free rein to staff's enthusiasm and raise the profit is one of the important conditions in the competition.(隨著飯店業(yè)市場競爭的加劇，發(fā)揮員工積極性，提高經濟效益是在競爭中取勝的重要條件之一。)
9、Iran's rise is unstoppable, he says; better to deal with the pragmatists, and strengthen them, rather thangive free rein to the radicals. He may or may not be right.(他認為伊朗的崛起之勢不可阻擋；與其讓激進派為所欲為，倒不如跟務實派打交道，并加強他們的地位。)
10、"We told our engineers to give their imaginations free rein," Krein explains.(“我們告訴我們的工程師們擺脫想象力的束縛，”Krein解釋說。)
11、Article 20 Parents or other guardians of juveniles may not give a free rein the juveniles, compel them to run away from home, or discard their duty of guardianship.(第二十條未成年人的父母或者其他監(jiān)護人對未成年人不得放任不管，不得迫使其離家出走，放棄監(jiān)護職責。)
12、The government continued to believe it shouldgive free rein to the private sector in transportation.(政府繼續(xù)認為應該給私營運輸部門充分的自由。)
13、Often, it seems too risky togive free rein to the investigation and commemoration of the past.(經常地，放任對過去自由的調查和紀念看上去是危險的。)
14、It was the type of writing which he enjoyed, because it permitted him togive free rein to his imagination.(這就是他喜歡的寫作方式，因為可以使他充分發(fā)揮想象力。)
15、You maygive 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.(面對這一片片的色彩，你可以把他看成天邊的彩霞，也可以把他看成廣袤的原野，還可以把他看成沉淀了的歷史，更可以把他看成每一次醉酒的印痕。) (好工具hao86.com)
