n.摄政者，摄政王
adj.（用在名词后）摄政的

原形：regent复数：regents

The Regent Hotel is renowned for its opulent architecture and luxurious accommodations.
丽晶酒店以其华丽的建筑和豪华的住宿而闻名。
During the king's absence, the prince was appointed as regent to govern the kingdom.
在国王不在期间，王子被任命为摄政王来治理王国。
The regent acted on behalf of the young monarch until she came of age.
摄政王代表年轻的君主行事，直到她成年。
In the 18th century, London's Regent Street was designed by John Nash and became a symbol of elegance.
18世纪，伦敦的摄政街由约翰·纳什设计，成为优雅的象征。
The council appointed a regent to oversee the university's affairs during the chancellor's sabbatical.
理事会在校长休假期间任命了一位摄政者来管理大学的事务。
The regent's decision to raise taxes was met with widespread protests from the citizens.
摄政王提高税收的决定引发了市民的广泛抗议。
The regent held a lavish banquet to celebrate the country's victory in the war.
摄政王举行了一场盛大的宴会来庆祝国家在战争中的胜利。
The regent's power was limited by a constitution that ensured checks and balances.
摄政王的权力受到确保权力制衡的宪法的限制。
During his reign as regent, he implemented several reforms that improved the lives of the people.
在他作为摄政王的统治期间，他实施了几项改善人民生活的改革。
The regent's portrait, painted by Rembrandt, hangs prominently in the royal gallery.
摄政王的肖像，由伦勃朗绘制，醒目地挂在皇家画廊中。