codify in Japanese
codify in Japanese is 成文化 — codify means to gather rules, practices or laws that already exist and set them out formally as a written system.
codify in Japanese
成文化
Pronounced: seibunka
To reduce to a code, to arrange into a code.
What does "codify" mean?
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verb To gather rules, practices or laws that already exist and set them out formally as a written system.
"Parliament voted to codify the right to repair into law."
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verb To arrange information into a code or ordered scheme.
"Librarians codified the collection by subject and period."
codify in a sentence
- Parliament voted to codify the right to repair into law.
- The company codified its hiring process after years of doing it by instinct.
- Librarians codified the collection by subject and period.
- Field notes were codified so that the results could be compared.
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What is "codify" in Japanese?
"codify" in Japanese is 成文化. codify means: To gather rules, practices or laws that already exist and set them out formally as a written system.
How do you pronounce 成文化?
"codify" in Japanese is 成文化, pronounced "seibunka".
How do you use "codify" in a sentence?
Example: "Parliament voted to codify the right to repair into law." In Japanese, "codify" is 成文化.
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