Pronunciation: /ˈɡʌvərn/
noun a person or group that has the authority to govern or control
A1 The govern of the country is responsible for making laws.
A2 The govern of the city decided to invest in new infrastructure.
B1 The govern of the region implemented new policies to support small businesses.
B2 The govern of the state faced criticism for their handling of the recent crisis.
C1 The govern of the nation is facing challenges on both domestic and international fronts.
C2 The govern of the European Union plays a key role in shaping policies for member countries.
verb to rule over or control a group of people or a country
A1 The teacher governs the classroom with fairness and kindness.
A2 In some countries, the government governs the people through strict laws and regulations.
B1 The company's board of directors governs the overall strategy and direction of the organization.
B2 The president is responsible for governing the country and making important decisions for the nation.
C1 International organizations like the United Nations play a crucial role in governing global issues and promoting peace.
C2 Political leaders must govern with integrity and consider the needs of all citizens in their decision-making.
formal The laws govern how businesses operate within the country.
informal Parents often govern what time their children need to be home.
slang The cool kids govern the cafeteria at lunchtime.
figurative Emotions can sometimes govern our decision-making process.
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