英:[ˈprɒmlɡeɪt]
美:[ˈprɑːmlɡeɪt]
英:[ˈprɒmlɡeɪt]
美:[ˈprɑːmlɡeɪt]
prom·ul·gate
pra ml geIt [or] pro muhl geIt
第三人称单数:promulgates
现在分词:promulgating
过去式:promulgated
过去分词:promulgated
promulgation (n.), promulgator (n.)
词根:promulgate
adj.promulgated 发布的;被公布的
n.promulgation 颁布;公布;宣传;普及
promulgator 发布者;传播者
v.promulgated 发布,公布(promulgate的过去分词)
verb
transitive verb
to make (an idea, belief, etc.) known to many people by open declaration : proclaim From the beginning our objective has been to develop and promulgate new models for the calculus-based introductory course.—John S. Rigden et al.
… the huge meeting served primarily as the occasion on which to promulgate the official doctrine …—Roger Shattuck
to make known or public the terms of (a proposed law)
The law was promulgated in February 1993.
to put (a law or rule) into action or force
… more than 200 colleges and universities have promulgated behavioral codes that punish various forms of harassment …—Ken Myers
"公开宣布,发布,宣布"(法令,新闻等),1520年代,源自拉丁语 promulgatus,是 promulgare 的过去分词,意为“公开宣布,公开提出,发布”,可能来自 pro “向前”(见 pro-) + mulgere “挤奶”(见 milk(n.)),比喻为“使其出现”。在这种情况下,这个词是“一个生动的农民术语,最初用于从乳房挤奶”[L.R. Palmer,“拉丁语言”]。相关词汇: Promulgated; promulgating。英语中早期的动词是 promulge(15世纪晚期)。
公布
Latin promulgatus, past participle of promulgare, from pro- forward + -mulgare (probably akin to mulgēre to milk, extract) — more at emulsion
The first known use of promulgate was in 1530
pronominaladjective
of, relating to, or being a pronoun
prongnoun
fork entry 1 sense 1
one of the sharp points of a fork : tine
a slender pointed part that sticks out (as on an antler)
something resembling a prong
there are two prongs to the argument
pronghornnoun
a cud-chewing horned mammal of treeless parts of western North America resembling an antelope called alsopronghorn antelope
prongnoun
fork entry 1 sense 1
one of the sharp points of a fork : tine
a slender pointed part that sticks out (as on an antler)
something resembling a prong
there are two prongs to the argument
proneadjective
likely to be or act a certain way accident-prone
was prone to laziness
lying flatespecially: lying face down
he was prone on the floor
proneadjective
likely to be or act a certain way accident-prone
was prone to laziness
lying flatespecially: lying face down
he was prone on the floor
promulgateverb
to make known or make public
promulgate a new law
promulgateverb
to make known or make public
promulgate a new law
promulgateverb
to make known or make public
promulgate a new law
promulgateverb
to make known or make public
promulgate a new law
1 The President assigned responsibility for promulgating the regulations to the Department of Interior.
总统把颁布规章的责任安排给了内政部.
2 Of this one standard promulgate for green food open up a new development scope of operation.
这一标准的颁布为绿色食品开辟了一个新的发展天地.
3 The same narratives of destruction—outdated plans, leaking windows—are being promulgated from Los Angeles to Baltimore, and it is far easier to see the parallels.
4 By the end of 1995, China had promulgated state environmental standards on 364 items.
到1995年底, 中国颁布了364项各类国家环境标准.
5 Long before our own looking-glass era, in which real news is denounced as fake and fake news is promulgated as real, accurate information enjoyed a mixed reputation, including among the bookish and the arty.
6 Only the highest professional standards, as promulgated by the NAD, shall be pursued.
应遵循最高的专业标准(如国家聋人协会所颁布的).
7 Cortes was constantly preoccupied by the search for gold, but he also had to be restrained by the priests accompanying him from promulgating the Gospel in circumstances sure to anger native leaders.
8 We would like to encourage CBRC to promulgate a regulation that would foster the creation of credit card companies on a similar model as those used in Europe.
我们积极建议CBRC颁布一项法律,以便按照类似于欧洲的模式来培养信用卡公司的创造性。
9 The school shall erect regulations to implement gender equity education, and promulgate them.
学校应订定性别平等教育实施规定,并公告周知。
10 But the immediacy of social media and the ability to bond instantly with other joyful skeptics has promulgated and changed this culture.
11 His theories about natural selection were motivated in part by a desire to undermine racist notions promulgated by scientists.
12 Promulgated by the China Securities Regulatory Commission on October 17 2008 as of December 1 2008.
中国证券监督管理委员会于二零零八年十月十七日公布,自二零零八年十二月一日起施行.
13 Her ideas have been widely promulgated on the Internet.
14 It’s unclear where such courses show up in the statistics; according to Jenkins, the withdrawal numbers promulgated in Harkin’s report do not include those students.
15 So China electricity regulatory commission promulgate power marketing operation regulation, supervising method and technology supporting system function norm.
为此,国家电力监管委员会颁布了电力市场运营规则、监管办法和技术支持系统功能规范。
16 And I have the same problem with the event, which seems to have been created to promulgate the idea of Opening Ceremony as the coolest brand in New York Fashion Week.
17 We may find several from the Holy Bible to promulgate this truth the place.
我们可以从圣经中找到好几处揭示这一道理的地方.
18 There is so little to the script that the only actor who really makes an impression is Caroline Williams, playing a reporter who has been ridiculed in the past for promulgating the Victor Crowley legend.
19 They have turned into their own press agents, promulgating claims to better-than-reality life.
20 Promulgated by the Supreme People's Court on February 18 2008 as of March 1 2008.
最高人民法院于二零零八年二月十八日公布,自二零零八年三月一日起施行.
1 颁布
promulgation issue decree publish enact enactment imposition mandate see the light publication issuance set distribute emit emanate go forth
3 传播
convective contagiously communication transmission dissemination propagation conveyance promulgation pread circulate diffuse sound retail transmit convey blaze disperse disseminate propagate bandy spread abroad afloat spread circulation propaganda diffusion communicate sow epidemic conduction contagion broadcast float radiate go the round propagandist abroad hawk pass breed mediate permeate splatter globalization -borne carry export bruit go round somewhere pass on float around go round travel transport publicize peddle bandy about bandy around float about go around get around put about distribution dispersion dispersal about abroach air currency emission waftage propagandize outspread plant bear blow resound diffusive semination run purvey set afloat give about give forth
4 宣传
plug promotion advertisement billing propaganda publicity brand bill promote pitch broadcast advertise merchandise preach publicize flack propagandize spruik boost endorsement endorse peddle propagandist build-up propagate placard blazon splatter beat the drum for popularize promotional exposure proclaim preach the gospel promotive promo exploitation ballyhoo propagandism propagand sell commercial advocacy buildup propagation fanfare advocation semination press-agent feature drum headline exploit publicise
5 发布
issue release issuance pronouncement promulgation invoke emit make public go forth sound post deliver publish go out publication give blow
7 宣布
announcement declaration give call publish announce bill broadcast pronounce blaze annunciation usher ring declare notify proclaim divulgate come our with issue post report pass deliver bring in give out
8 散布
propaganda dispersion scattering contagion spread scatter disperse disseminate plume intersperse strew
9 公布
divulgatory publication proclamation promulgation divulgation divulgate post ask report publish announce intimate proclaim circularize give publicity to give forth be out make public go forth issue advertise placard exposure release annunciation intimation avowal annunciate come forth expose notify publicize tell Bid unveil circulate pronounce official declare disclose make known lay bare come out show indiction kithe preconize celebrate divulge delate showdown proc. air daylight blow chalk it up