英语词汇“decretory”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

单词

decretory

释义

decree /di-krēˈ/

noun

transitive verb (decreeˈing; decreedˈ)

intransitive verb

To make a decree

ORIGIN: OFr decret and L dēcrētālis, from L dēcrētum, from dēcernere to decide

decreeˈable adjective

Capable of being decreed

decreetˈ noun (Scots law; archaic)

A court judgement

decrēˈtal (or (Spenser) /dekˈ/) adjective

Relating to a decree or decretal

noun

A decree, esp a papal edict
A book containing decrees
(specif in pl; often with cap) the second part of the canon law, the decrees of various popes determining points of ecclesiastical law

decrēˈtist noun

In medieval universities, a student of the decretals, a student of law

decrēˈtive adjective

decrēˈtory adjective

decree absolute noun

decree nisi /nīˈsī/ noun

(L nisi unless) a provisional decree which will be made absolute in due time unless cause is shown to the contrary (granted esp in divorce cases)

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