柯林斯英汉双解大词典
edict /ˈiːdɪkt/ TEM8
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N-COUNT An edict is a command or instruction given by someone in authority. 命令; 指令 [正式]
例：He issued an edict that none of his writings be destroyed.
他下了一道命令：他写的所有东西都不得毁掉。
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我们遵循不同的教规。
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We agreed to serve your father and to follow his orders and obey his edicts.
我们很愿意服事你的父亲，遵行他的话，顺从他的命令。
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No man can become a serviceable servant solely by obedience to written edicts.
没有人单靠遵守成文的法令，就能成为一个有用的仆人。
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For how can a state government exist if edicts are not put into use?"
如果一个政府的颁行的法令成了一纸空文,这样的政府还有存在下去的必要吗"
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He wrote once that, "The chief thing is to know your duties and our edicts by heart and not put off things until tomorrow, like his son did.
他曾经这样写道,"最要紧的事就是牢记我们的职责和法令,并且不把今天能做的事拖延到明天去做",他儿子就是这么拖沓的
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