No. 14,634 in German
mitregieren
"Mitregieren" means "to co-govern" or "to govern jointly."
In a sentence
Die Vizekanzlerin wird die Partei mitregieren.
The Vice Chancellor will co-govern the party.
Here, 'mitregieren' means sharing the responsibility or authority to govern together with others, particularly in a political or organizational context.
In der Koalition konnte er mitregieren und viel bewirken.
Within the coalition, he was able to co-govern and achieve much.
In this sentence, 'mitregieren' indicates participating in governance as part of a group or coalition.
Ohne Unterstützung hätte die Fraktion nicht mitregieren können.
Without support, the faction would not have been able to co-govern.
'Mitregieren' here suggests the collaborative involvement in ruling or administration, highlighting the dependency on cooperation or agreements with others.
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