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 rules dictated by a foreign power or an unpopular local power.
例句与用法
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A diktat on prices 对物价的统制令
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Of ranpur village , 340 km 210 miles south of state capital jaipur , then decided to take the law into its own hands 印度五人组成的乡村行政委员会中世纪的diktat绝对命令. "铜的
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After 10 days spent trying to identify those responsible , it issued what the paper called the " medieval diktat . 在经过10天的排查嫌犯之后，该村村委会张贴了一张所谓的中世纪勒令。
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After 10 days spent trying to identify those responsible , it issued what the paper called the " medieval diktat . 在经过10天的排查嫌犯之后，该村村委会张贴了一张所谓的《中世纪勒令》 。
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There is rarely a fashion diktat [ 1 ] when it comes to bridal gowns . in other words : follow your fancy 在谈到新娘礼服的时候，在风格上很少有即定的模式，换句话来讲就是人们可以按照自己的想象力来设计婚纱。
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