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1. (v.i.) legislate
to make or enact laws.
2. (v.t.) legislate
to create or control by legislation:
attempts to legislate morality.
Etymology: (1710–20; back formation from legislation , legislator)
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| Definition of 'legislate' |
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1. (verb) legislate, pass
make laws, bills, etc. or bring into effect by legislation
"They passed the amendment"; "We cannot legislate how people spend their free time"
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1. (verb) legislate
to make a law affecting sth
Congress has legislated for/against these types of transactions.
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| Definition of 'legislate' |
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1. (verb) legislate
to make or enact a law or laws
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Sense: to make laws
The government plan to legislate against the import of foreign cars.
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 Afrikaans: wette maak |
 Arabic: يَسُنُّ أو يَشْتَرِعُ الق |
 Bulgarian: законодателствам |
 Brazilian: legislar |
 Czech: vydat zákon |
 German: Gesetze geben |
 Danish: lovgive |
 Greek: νομοθετώ |
 Spanish: legislar |
 Estonian: seadusi andma |
 Farsi: قانون وضع کردن |
 Finnish: säätää lakeja |
 French: légiférer |
 Hebrew: לְחוֹקֵק |
 Hindi: कानून बनाना |
 Croatian: proglasiti zakon |
 Hungarian: törvényt alkot |
 Indonesian: menjadikan undang-undang |
 Icelandic: setja lög |
 Italian: legiferare |
 Japanese: 法律を制定する |
 Korean: 법률을 제정하다 |
 Lithuanian: (iš)leisti įstatymą/įstat |
 Latvian: izdot likumu[] |
 Malay: menggubal |
 Dutch: wetten maken |
 Norwegian: gi lover |
 Polish: wprowadzać ustawodawstwo |
 Persian: قانون وضع کردن |
 Pashto: د قانون مينځه ته راوړل |
 Portuguese: legislar |
 Romanian: a legifera |
 Russian: издавать законы |
 Slovak: vydať zákon |
 Slovenian: sestavljati zakone |
 Serbian: doneti zakon |
 Swedish: lagstifta |
 Thai: ออกกฎหมาย |
 Turkish: yasamak, kanun yapmak |
 Taiwanese: 立法 |
 Ukrainian: видавати закони |
 Urdu: قانون بنانا |
 Vietnamese: lập pháp |
 Chinese: 立法 |
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