edicts

英 [ˈiːdɪkts]

美 [ˈidɪkts]

n.  法令; 命令; 敕令
edict的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 法令;敕令
  Anedictis a command or instruction given by someone in authority.
  1. In 1741 Catherine the Great issued an edict of toleration for Buddhism...
     1741年，叶卡捷琳娜大帝颁布法令，允许佛教的存在。
  2. He issued an edict that none of his writings be destroyed.
     他下令不得毁坏他的任何作品。

双语例句

• Instead of seeing its edicts smoothly enforced, Beijing has to grapple with tens of thousands of protests each year in towns and villages across the nation.
  北京方面并没有看到其指令得以顺利执行，而是不得不应对全国城镇和乡村每年爆发的无数抗议活动。
• The imperial edicts also related increase, and be included in song dynasty peculiar legislative activities "making up" in the miserable.
  有关的诏令也不断增多，并且被纳入宋朝所特有的立法活动编敕中。
• Beijing has managed to get its way in Lengshuijiang, to a degree that is rare in the rest of the country, where green edicts often fall on deaf ears.
  中央政府下达的文件在冷水江得到了有力的执行，力度在全国其它地区十分罕见其它地区对环保法令往往置若罔闻。
• Imperical edicts could deal with very varied matters.
  皇帝的诏节涉及各个方面的事物。
• But the capital adequacy police should be aware that they are pushing against powerful incentives to evade their edicts.
  但监督银行资本充足情况的机构应该明白，它们要对抗银行规避它们所颁法令的强大动机。
• Mr Pan complains thatsepa cannot effectively push through central edicts because it does not directly employ environmental personnel at the local level.
  潘先生抱怨说国家环保局不能有效推行法令是因为它不能直接在当地征用环保员工。
• You know, if you think something is important, really worth while, you give your heart to it irrespective of governments and the edicts of society-and then it will succeed.
  你知道的，如果你觉得一件事既重要又有价值，你就会全心全意去做，不管政府也不管社会的敕令，然后这件事就会成功。
• A prohibition by court order. Edicts were issued against engrossing the market.
  禁令由法院作出的禁令当时颁布过若干禁止囤积居奇的法令。
• Edicts were issued against engrossing the market. On account of this, his house was always full of peanuts.
  当时颁布过若干禁止囤积居奇的法令。因此他家里不时有落花生囤积着。
• There is always some spurious rationale for the edicts harmonisation, protecting consumers, preventing abuses and so forth.
  这些法规总是基于一些虚假的理由，例如协调一致、保护消费者、防止滥用等等。