| Word | Pronunciation | Definition | Related Forms |
|---|---|---|---|
| legislate | lɛʤɪslet | To legislate is to make or pass laws. | legislature legislative |
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You cannot legislate charity and efficiency in this bill.
ReplyDeleteThey promised to legislate against cigarette advertising
ReplyDeleteUnder the proposed scheme, the government would legislate a "Code on unlawful file-sharing".
ReplyDeleteItalian: Legiferare
legislate
ReplyDelete['ledʒis.leit]
v. 制定法律
v. 使依法成
It has been proved necessary to legislate against unequal treatment of women is employment
Legislate against discrimination in the workplace.
ReplyDeleteKorean : 입법하다
Nature’s Laws: No One Can Legislate the Law of Gravity.
ReplyDeleteRussian:издавать законы
Just as there are limits on the government's ability to legislate morality (as the experiment of Prohibition taught us) without at least some degree of regulating the morality of aspiration by asking why there is an apparent inclination to legislate virtue.
ReplyDeleteJapanese; houritsu wo sadameru
It is not necessary to legislate against gambling.
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