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单词 enactment
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enactment
noun[CorU]
uk
/ɪˈnækt.mənt/us
/ɪˈnækt.mənt/

enactmentnoun[C or U](MAKING LAW)

lawspecialized
theactof putting something intoaction,especiallytheactof making somethinglaw:
实行，实施；（尤指）制定或颁布（法律）
Thegoalof thelegislatorswas enactmentofataxbill.立法者的目标是制定税收法案。
It is notappropriatefor ajudgetocommentonperceivedinadequaciesof alegislativeenactment.法官不宜就立法规定的不足之处发表评论。
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  • Thestagewas set forworldwideenactment of thelandmarkglobalwarmingaccord.
  • Negotiatorsmettoresolveissuesholdingup enactment of anaviationbill.
  • Following enactment of thelaw, newregulationswereissuedaffectingimportsandexportsofcrudeoil.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
UK politics: legislation & law-making
  • abolish
  • abrogate
  • abrogation
  • amend
  • amendment
  • assemblyman
  • constitutional
  • enforce
  • Green Paper
  • guillotine
  • hard Brexitidiom
  • jurisprudence
  • lawmaker
  • Prime Minister's Questions
  • private member's bill
  • prohibit
  • prohibition
  • promulgation
  • sanction
  • whip
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enactmentnoun[C or U](PERFORMANCE)

formal
theactofperformingastoryorplay:
再现表演
Thefoundingof thetownwasimpressivelypresentedindramaticenactment anddance.该镇的建立过程通过戏剧性的再现表演和舞蹈来呈现，令人印象深刻。
In a real-life enactment of every singer'sworstnightmare, shesanga fewphrasesbeforestoppingandannouncingthat she hadlosthervoice.她先唱了几句，然后停下来宣布自己失声了，演绎了每个歌手最可怕的噩梦。
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  • At thefestivalyou canseejugglers,puppeteers,historicalenactments, and craftspeopledemonstratingtheirskills.
  • The vocalist’saustereenactment of therolemust bemeasuredasuccess.
  • Theplaywrightperformedanextraordinaryone-manenactment of one of hisplays.
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Spectacles & performances
  • aerobatic
  • amateur theater
  • balancing act
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  • bullfighting
  • double-header
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  • non-musical
  • one-night stand
  • one-person
  • open mic
  • routine
  • spectacle
  • spectacular
  • strip
  • stripping
  • striptease
  • super-spectacle
  • supershow
  • swansong
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(Definition ofenactmentfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

enactment| American Dictionary

enactment
noun[U]
us
/ɪˈnækt·mənt/
the making of alaw, or aparticularactof making alaw:
Supporters werepleasedwith the enactment of thebill.
(Definition ofenactmentfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofenactment

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It is doubtful whether this provision was enforced to any extent, but itsenactmentreflects the economic rationale that underpinned the colono system.
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But this also highlights the importance again of distinguishing between agenda-setting andenactment.
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This defense will address three areas of disagreement: the votes forenactment, the possibility of spurious inference, and the source of the inter-party effect.
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We have government culpability, perhaps, but not anenactmentthat will cause harm.
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For example, with purely acousmatic music, various permutations of fixity andenactmentare viable, and in live/interactive performance all three modes can operate. 10.
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The change in the status quo point may affect outcomes if some legislators support neither theenactmentnor its repeal.
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Activeenactmentand promulgation of law was never neglected altogether, either in the sm eriat or in the kanun, but their nature was more accumulative.
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Judges were not to evaluate the wisdom or efficacy of legislative enactments, nor were they to balance competing public and private interests.
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Reminiscence and recollection of ideas enables theirenactment.
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In curriculumenactment, what happens in classrooms is the core of curriculum.
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Rather than illuminating a deeply entrenched metaphysical voice, she focuses on musical enactments of the body's motions.
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Figure 2 foregrounds the classroom as the context ofenactment, embedded in the encircling contexts.
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Periodically this has facilitated theenactmentof legislation, promoted by anti-party reformers, constraining parties.
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Significantly, both authors reveal that they are conscious - and not simply in retrospect - that such enactments are 'wrong' or imperfect.
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It covers the period from the last decade of the nineteenth century to theenactmentof federal legislation restricting immigration in the 1920s.
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