decreed

英 [dɪˈkriːd]

美 [dɪˈkriːd]

v.  裁定; 判决; 颁布
decree的过去分词和过去式

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 法令;政令
  Adecreeis an official order or decision, especially one made by the ruler of a country.
  1. In July he issued a decree ordering all unofficial armed groups in the country to disband...
     他于 7 月份下令解散国内所有的非正式武装组织。
  2. He is prepared to use his recently-acquired powers to introduce reform by presidential decree.
     他准备行使其新近获得的权力，发布总统政令以推行改革。
• VERB 决定;规定;命令;颁布
  If someone in authoritydecreesthat something must happen, they decide or state this officially.
  1. The UN Security Council has decreed that the election must be held by May...
     联合国安理会已通过决议，规定选举必须在5月前举行。
  2. The king decreed a general amnesty.
     国王颁布了大赦令。
• N-COUNT 判决;裁决
  Adecreeis a judgment made by a law court.
  1. ...court decrees.
     法庭的裁决

双语例句

• Whatever might be decreed during a transitional emergency, the euro would be unlikely to disappear from the country.
  无论希腊在过渡时期颁布什么样的法令，欧元都不太可能从这个国家消失。
• My eternal purpose has decreed.
  我的永恒目标已经确定。
• Their original house had been outside the Government's buffer zone-the area decreed a no-go zone for rebuilding.
  他们原先的房屋位于政府的缓冲区（不能重建的地区）之外。
• Fate decreed that our love would not be eternal.
  命中注定我们的爱无法持久。
• He decreed that the sacraments of married clergy were invalid, and that such clergy must not enter churches.
  他申令既婚僧侣举行的圣礼概为无效，并且禁止这样的僧侣进入教会。
• Without the result love may be decreed by fate.
  无结果的爱情可能是命中注定。
• The committee decreed the film unsuitable for children.
  委员会裁定该影片不适合儿童观看。
• What has been decreed will pass even if it is uncomfortable, and you will in the future marvel at what took place and feel privileged to have been part of it.
  颁布了的将会通过，即使不舒适，你会惊叹于未来发生的一切，觉得如此荣幸成为它的一部分。
• Fate decreed that they should all die.
  天命注定他们都要死去。
• The governor decreed a day of mourning.
  地方长官发布哀悼一日的命令。