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diktat
英 [ˈdɪktæt] 美 [dɪkˈtæt]

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abstract: A diktat is a statute, harsh penalty or settlement imposed upon a defeated party by the victor, or a dogmatic decree. The term has acquired a pejorative sense, to describe a set of rules dictated by a foreign power or an unpopular local power.

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N-VAR You use diktat to refer to something such as a law or government which people have to obey even if they do not agree with it, especially one which seems unfair. 勒令; 专制统治 [表不满]

Nowadays the price of gold is set by the market rather than by official diktat.

今时今日，黄金的价格是由市场来决定，而不是由官方定价。

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We all know I feel that I am a second striker, that is beyond doubt, but it is not a diktat.

我们都知道我像一名第二前锋，这是勿庸置疑的，但这并不是硬性的规定。

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For him the concept, the history, the meaning of law made it a diktat, a ukase, a cold threat, a decree.

在他的概念和对历史的理解里面，法律是绝对的命令、是谕旨、是冷酷的威胁，是判决。

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(...) Yigal Palmor. "This diktat is phrased in very extreme terms that try to impose rules that will make it impossible for any country to defend themselves against terror,"

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However, Michael Rosen, the children's writer and poet, expressed doubt about what he called "government diktat".

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By tradition, though not by explicit constitutional diktat, foreign policy is the French president's preserve.

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The diktat, passed on 4 December, has also now sparked similar rules for civilian officials in Beijing.

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