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regime

regime

noun reh-JEE-meh Less Common

Origin: from Latin 'regimen' (governance)

Also means

diet

Usage Note

Regime mostly means a political regime, often a harsh one. It also means a regulated routine: regime alimentare is a 'diet'. The plural is regimi.

Examples

"Il regime cadde nel 1945."

Natural Translation

The regime fell in 1945.

Literal Translation

The regime fell in 1945.

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