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decreed

/dɪˈkriːd/

/dɪˈkrid/

decreeverb

decreed

Präteritum

decreed

Präteritum

decreed

Partizip Perfekt

decreeing

Gerundium

/dɪˈkriː/

/dɪˈkri/

Übersetzungen

приказать

The general will decree the troops to advance.

Генерал прикажет войскам наступать.

постановить

The government will decree new regulations next month.

Правительство постановит новые правила в следующем месяце.

издать указ

The king decided to decree a day of celebration.

Король решил издать указ о дне празднования.

Zusätzliche Übersetzungen

объявить

Definitionen

To officially order or decide something by legal authority.

The government decreed a state of emergency in response to the natural disaster.

(often figurative) To decide or determine unalterably; to ordain or predestine.

Fate decreed that the two rivals would meet again.

Synonyme

decreesubstantiv

Definitionen

An official order issued by a legal authority.

The government issued a decree to implement new safety regulations.

A judgment or decision of certain law courts, especially in civil cases.

The court's decree finalized the terms of the divorce settlement.

(theology) An eternal order, will, or purpose of God; God's foreordained plan.

Believers trust in the divine decree that guides human destiny.

decreeadjektiv

Definitionen

Relating to, resulting from, or having the nature of a decree.

Under the new constitution the president enjoys extensive decree powers.