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

• Fate decreed that they should all die.
  天命注定他们都要死去。
• My eternal purpose has decreed.
  我的永恒目标已经确定。
• To do what thy hand and thy counsel decreed to be done.
  实行了你的手和计划所预定要成就的事。
• The committee decreed the film unsuitable for children.
  委员会裁定该影片不适合儿童观看。
• And Almighty God decreed that the Devil should not thwart it.
  且全能的神命令了魔鬼不能阻挠它。
• The governor decreed a day of mourning.
  地方长官发布哀悼一日的命令。
• It was decreed that we should meet.
  我们应当相遇，这是天意。
• The court decreed his exile.
  法院判决将他放逐。
• For example, Mrs. Nesbitt decreed that maids could no longer carry feather dusters.
  举个例子来说吧，内斯比特夫人规定，女仆，不管是哪一个都不能再拿掸子。
• From of old good luck and bad have been predestined, partings and reunions are decreed by fate;
  从古时开始，好运与坏运便是注定的，分离与重聚由命运决定；