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单词 declaration
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declaration
(deklərʃən )
Word forms: declarations
1. countable noun
A declaration is an official announcement or statement.
They will sign the declaration tomorrow.
The opening speeches sounded more like declarations of war than offerings of peace. [+ of]
...the issues arising from their declaration of independence.
Synonyms: announcement, proclamation, decree, notice  
2. countable noun
A declaration is a firm, emphatic statement which shows that you have no doubts about what you are saying.
She needed time to adjust to Clive's declaration.
...declarations of undying love. [+ of]
Synonyms: affirmation, profession, assertion, revelation  
3. countable noun
A declaration is a written statement about something which you have signed and which can be used as evidence in a court of law.
On the customs declaration, the sender labeled the freight as agricultural machinery.
They will ask you to sign a declaration allowing your doctor to disclose your medical details.
Synonyms: statement, testimony, deposition, attestation  
Collocations:
declaration of faith
It was a big declaration of faith and trust, but he's also a demanding coach who wants precision and organisation.
Times,Sunday Times
This in turn, made conversion easier, as self-identification requires only a simple declaration of faith.
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He was asked for a declaration of faith, but refused.
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Declarations of faith are rare on campus, and those who make them are often marginalized.
Christianity Today
There are numerous other declarations of faith, typically performed during religious rituals in many faiths.
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declaration of intent
That was a declaration of intent: he would continue to be patient, but was no longer prepared to be shackled.
Times, Sunday Times
It looks exactly like its dad but possibly has an even more attitudinous spoiler bolted on to its rear end as a declaration of intent.
Times, Sunday Times
That was taken by rivals as a declaration of intent by the company.
Times, Sunday Times
So, a very humble declaration of intent.
Times, Sunday Times
Their truce, after weeks of negotiations, and underpinned by a formal declaration of intent, raises the longerterm prospect of a merger between the two.
Times, Sunday Times
declaration of rights
They drafted a declaration of rights and a constitution for the state.
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Either party may approach the courts for a declaration of rights.
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In a reaction to colonial rule, most of these constitutions were primarily concerned with a declaration of rights and weakening executive power.
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Protection of life and property can not be assured by a simple declaration of rights and duties.
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Its 312 members chose a committee of thirty members to prepare a new constitution and declaration of rights.
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disaster declaration
All aid requires that a federal disaster declaration be issued, officials said.
Houston Chronicle
Flooding resulting in a federal disaster declaration occurred in 1973, 1974, 1993, 1996 and 2007.
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Within the first few days of the disaster declaration, relief funds began being sent to families who requested aid.
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Nearly 29,000 individuals registered for disaster assistance, with the first assistance check arrived ten days after the disaster declaration.
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The previous disaster declaration was later expanded to include areas affected by another destructive severe weather event that occurred just over a week later.
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false declaration
He denied that it was a false declaration.
Times, Sunday Times
He loses the aid of his more powerful friend, though, who dislike his false declaration to the title.
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Hackie took full blame for filing a false declaration.
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Most commonly, prosecutors use this statute to reach cover-up crimes such as perjury, false declarations, and obstruction of justice and government fraud cases.
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There will be penalty of up to five years imprisonment for those providing false declarations.
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file a declaration
They are also required to file a declaration of assets in accordance with a fixed schedule.
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The justice must file a declaration of candidacy, and then receive 57% of the vote to be retained.
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Voters file their declaration of candidacy with their party in their voting district.
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The statutes allow up to thirty-five special interrogatories per party, but this limit may be exceeded simply by filing a declaration of necessity.
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final declaration
The 13th victory would be the final declaration of how far they have come.
Times, Sunday Times
Points accurate at final declaration of results.
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The result was so close that the final declaration had to be delayed 2 days after voting, in order to give exhausted counting officials time to rest.
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formal declaration
Retaliatory action was limited by there being no formal declaration of war by either side.
Times, Sunday Times
Their truce, after weeks of negotiations, and underpinned by a formal declaration of intent, raises the longerterm prospect of a merger between the two.
Times, Sunday Times
A formal declaration of incompatibility would be made.
Times, Sunday Times
Nor would a formal declaration add anything to the recording in the present judgment of the secretary of state's concessions.
Times, Sunday Times
Since the 'war' had no formal declaration, why it started depends in part on how you narrate when it started.
The Times Literary Supplement
issue a declaration
Early last month it ruled that a simple majority, irrespective of turnout, would be enough to issue a declaration of independence.
Times, Sunday Times
A range of superior courts can issue a declaration of incompatibility.
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He had issued a declaration awarding himself unlimited powers.
The Sun
The court agreed and issued a declaration that the policy was unlawful, irrational and discriminatory, setting it aside.
Times, Sunday Times
In that year a denazification committee issued a declaration of no objection.
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joint declaration
It did tear up some crucial points in the joint declaration.
Times, Sunday Times
The two will end the meeting by signing a joint declaration, according to the official announcement.
Christianity Today
That intention was reiterated in the joint declaration of 2003.
Times, Sunday Times
They have discussed making a joint declaration that they have run out of money after running up additional bills of more than £600m.
Times,Sunday Times
Whatever detail emerges from their joint declaration will be a long way from their stated goal of denuclearisation.
Times, Sunday Times
official declaration
In advance of the official declaration, all sorts of people are said, tantalisingly, to be 'in the frame'.
Times, Sunday Times
You hang around and wait for the so-called 'official declaration' of openness if you like.
Times, Sunday Times
The petition also seeks an official declaration of innocence and support for college tuition, counselling and housing.
Times, Sunday Times
Councillors are required by law to live or work in the borough they represent and must sign an official declaration to that effect.
Times, Sunday Times
There had never been any official declaration about who should use the seal, and under what circumstances.
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public declaration
Making a public declaration in support of the right to a free trial.
Times, Sunday Times
There were inept displays of devotion and touching displays of touching; and, of course, the cringingly lovely public declaration of love.
Times, Sunday Times
Private words build up to a public declaration.
The Sun
His comments come shortly after the first public declaration that the central bank was considering buying sovereign debt.
Times, Sunday Times
To adopt several at a time becomes some kind of public declaration of an identity crisis.
Times, Sunday Times
sign a declaration
Border staff have to sign a declaration saying they are not members of the ultra-right group.
The Sun (2009)
They will ask you to sign a declaration allowing your doctor to disclose your medical details.
Leslie, Dr R D G Diabetes (1989)
Borrowers will be asked to sign a declaration to say they don't own a second property.
Times, Sunday Times (2013)
With property you can sign a declaration of trust, which spells out the proportion of the property a husband and wife own.
Times, Sunday Times (2008)
written declaration
The president resumes the discharge of the presidential powers and duties when he transmits, to those two officials, a written declaration stating that resumption.
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A written declaration by a witness that attests to when the invention was conceived can also be adequate.
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The proposal of a written declaration was not passed, but the central committee decided to demand loyalty.
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Translations:
Chinese: 官方声明
Japanese: 布告
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