Definition of régie in English:

régie

(also regie)

noun reɪˈʒiː

In France and certain other European countries: a government department that controls an industry or service; specifically one with complete control of the importation, manufacture, and taxation of tobacco, salt, and other resources (now historical). Also: a government monopoly used as a means of taxation; especially the tobacco monopoly in the former Turkish Empire (now historical).

Origin

Late 18th century; earliest use found in Benjamin Latrobe (1764–1820), architect. From French régie government department that controls an industry or service, use as noun of past participle of régir to rule, govern from classical Latin regere to rule, govern.

Definition of régie in US English:

régie

(also regie)

nounreɪˈʒiː

In France and certain other European countries: a government department that controls an industry or service; specifically one with complete control of the importation, manufacture, and taxation of tobacco, salt, and other resources (now historical). Also: a government monopoly used as a means of taxation; especially the tobacco monopoly in the former Turkish Empire (now historical).

单词	régie
释义	Definition of régie in English: régie (also regie) noun reɪˈʒiː In France and certain other European countries: a government department that controls an industry or service; specifically one with complete control of the importation, manufacture, and taxation of tobacco, salt, and other resources (now historical). Also: a government monopoly used as a means of taxation; especially the tobacco monopoly in the former Turkish Empire (now historical). Origin Late 18th century; earliest use found in Benjamin Latrobe (1764–1820), architect. From French régie government department that controls an industry or service, use as noun of past participle of régir to rule, govern from classical Latin regere to rule, govern. Definition of régie in US English: régie (also regie) nounreɪˈʒiː In France and certain other European countries: a government department that controls an industry or service; specifically one with complete control of the importation, manufacture, and taxation of tobacco, salt, and other resources (now historical). Also: a government monopoly used as a means of taxation; especially the tobacco monopoly in the former Turkish Empire (now historical). Origin Late 18th century; earliest use found in Benjamin Latrobe (1764–1820), architect. From French régie government department that controls an industry or service, use as noun of past participle of régir to rule, govern from classical Latin regere to rule, govern.
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