promulgate
发音
英 [ˈprɒmlɡeɪt]
美 [ˈprɑːmlɡeɪt]
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- vt.
- 宣扬（某事物）
- 传播
- 公布
- 颁布（法令、新法律等）
单词词源
promulgate 宣布，宣传，颁布
来自拉丁语promulgare,公开宣传，宣布，使为公众所知，来自pro-,向前，-mulgere,挤奶，词源同milk,emulsion.比喻用法。或来自provulgare的拼写变体，来自pro-,向前，-vulgare,公开，使为公众所知，词源同vulgar,divulge.
双语例句
- 1. He may feel that since he does not represent the clean break that voters hoped for , he should promulgate a more reformist agenda than his predecessor did .
- 他也许认为，既然他并不如选民所愿来个清楚了断，那么就应该公布一项比前任更具改革性的日程。
- 2. Article 58 medical organizations shall provide the patient with the price list of the pharmaceuticals used . Medical organizations appointed by medical insurance shall faithfully promulgate the prices of frequently used pharmaceuticals according to prescribed measures to enhance the reasonable use of pharmaceuticals .
- 第五十八条医疗机构应当向患者提供所用药品的价格清单；医疗保险定点医疗机构还应当按照规定的办法如实公布其常用药品的价格，加强合理用药的管理。
- 3. The new regulation delawari is preparing to promulgate will restrict the amount of physical cash any person can transport abroad to $ 20000 per trip .
- 根据德拉瓦利准备颁布的新规，任何人每次行程可转移至海外的实物现金数量将被限制在2万美元以内。
- 4. Even if officials around america do promulgate fierce regulations , those will take some time to come into force , and are bound to be the subject of endless lawsuits .
- 即使美国的官员颁布了严厉的法令，实施起来还需要一段时间，而且它也必将成为无穷无尽诉讼的主题。
- 5. Whatever their layouts and transportation systems cities can 't work as innovative engines unless they are populated by people who can effectively promulgate and marshal support for new ideas .
- 无论其布局和交通系统如何，城市都不可能像创新的引擎那样运转，除非那里有能够有效传播、整理并支持新思想的人。