enact
含义: To make a bill or proposal into law through legislative action; also, to act out or perform a role or scene.
In its primary legal sense, to enact means to pass legislation through the formal parliamentary process. In the UK, a bill is enacted when it receives Royal Assent and becomes an Act of Parliament. The noun form is 'enactment.' The term also has a theatrical meaning of performing or acting out something. Common collocations include 'enact legislation,' 'newly enacted law,' and 'enact reforms.'
例句
- Parliament enacted sweeping reforms to the planning system despite opposition from local councils. 尽管遭到地方议会的反对,议会仍制定了全面的规划制度改革。El Parlamento promulgó amplias reformas del sistema de planificación urbanística a pesar de la oposición de los ayuntamientos.議会は地方議会からの反対にもかかわらず、都市計画制度の抜本的改革を制定した。의회는 지방 의회의 반대에도 불구하고 도시 계획 체계에 대한 전면적인 개혁을 제정했다.
- The government plans to enact new data protection legislation by the end of the year. 政府计划在年底前制定新的数据保护法。El gobierno tiene previsto promulgar una nueva ley de protección de datos antes de fin de año.政府は年末までに新たなデータ保護法を制定する予定である。정부는 연말까지 새로운 데이터 보호법을 제정할 계획이다.
- The community group enacted scenes from local history at the village fête. 社区团体在村庄集市上演绎了当地历史场景。El grupo comunitario representó escenas de la historia local en la fiesta del pueblo.地域の団体が村の祭りで地元の歴史の場面を再現した。지역 단체가 마을 축제에서 지역 역사의 장면들을 재현했다.
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语境: professional, media, academic
语气: neutral
起源与历史
From Anglo-French enacter, composed of en- (make, put into) + Latin actum (a thing done), from agere (to do, drive). Entered English in the 15th century.
文化背景
Era: Modern
Generation: All ages
Social background: Universal
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