ordinance

英 ['??d?n?ns] 美['?rdn?ns]

TEM8GRETOEFL低頻詞

復(fù)數(shù):?ordinances;

1. ordain =》ordinance.

ordinance 命令，法令，條例

來(lái)自拉丁語(yǔ)ordinare,安排，布置，指定，詞源同order.引申詞義命令，法令，條例等。

ordinance (n.): c. 1300, "an authoritative direction, decree, or command" (narrower or more transitory than a law), from Old French ordenance (Modern French ordonnance) or directly from Medieval Latin ordinantia, from Latin ordinantem (nominative ordinans), present participle of ordinare "put in order" (see ordain). By early 14c. senses had emerged of "arrangement in ranks or rows" (especially in order of battle), also "warlike provisions, equipment" (a sense now in ordnance).

1. Judging the legality of the ordinance is within the province of the courts.: 判決這條法令是否合法是由法院來(lái)決定的.

2. The French Foreign Legion was founded by a Royal Ordinance, written on a small piece of official Prench War Office notepaper dated March 9 th, 1931.: 法國(guó)外籍兵團(tuán)是按照皇家的一項(xiàng)法令建立的, 這項(xiàng)法令記錄在一小頁(yè)法國(guó)陸軍部公函信箋上, 日期是1931年3月9日.

3. South Carolina passed an " ordinance of secession ", and prepared for war.: 南卡羅來(lái)納州通過(guò)了 “ 脫離聯(lián)邦法令 ”, 準(zhǔn)備打仗.

4. Penn Central involved a New York historic preservation ordinance.: 賓州的運(yùn)輸受到了紐約州一項(xiàng)歷史文物保護(hù)法規(guī)的牽連.

5. Then introduce your ordinance, and we'll see what can be done.: 然后把你的章程提出來(lái), 我們來(lái)看看有什么辦法.