regulation in Latin
regulation in Latin is praescriptum — regulation means an official rule issued by an authority to control how something is done.
regulation in Latin
praescriptum
(countable) A law or administrative rule, issued by an organization, used to guide or prescribe the conduct of members of that organization.
What does "regulation" mean?
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noun An official rule issued by an authority to control how something is done.
"New safety regulations require all workers to wear helmets on site."
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noun The act or process of controlling something through rules.
"The regulation of the banking sector was tightened after the crisis."
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adj Matching the official standard size, shape, or specification.
"The court must be a regulation size for the match to count."
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regulation in a sentence
- New safety regulations require all workers to wear helmets on site.
- The regulation of the banking sector was tightened after the crisis.
- The court must be a regulation size for the match to count.
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What is "regulation" in Latin?
"regulation" in Latin is praescriptum. regulation means: An official rule issued by an authority to control how something is done.
How do you use "regulation" in a sentence?
Example: "New safety regulations require all workers to wear helmets on site." In Latin, "regulation" is praescriptum.
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