enact
英[i'nækt]美[i'nækt]
v.[T]
1.【法律】通过（法律）
2.扮演，担任...角色，演出
3.发生，进行，举行
1.【法律】通过（法律）
2.扮演，担任...角色，演出
3.发生，进行，举行
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- At the pressing instances of the Chamber of Commerce,the parliament has promised to enact laws that will protect the interests of businessmen.
应商会的一再请求，议会同意立法，以保护商人的利益。收藏 - And, as I noted in an earlier column, Congress had at least one good reason to enact the current copyright term.
同时，国会至少还有一个说的通的理由去颁布这样的法案。收藏 - To enact(a feat or role)before an audience.
表演在观众面前表演(一项技艺或角色)收藏 - I ask Congress to enact new safeguards for 401(k) and pension plans, because employees who have worked hard and saved all their lives should not have to risk losing everything if their company fails.
我要求国会通过新的退休金法案，因为那些一直努力工作的员工不应该冒公司倒闭就丧失一切的风险。 收藏 - Campaign finance reform is also the first hurdle for any health-care legislation. Lyndon Johnson was the only President with the political strength and savvy to drive major health reform through Congress. But he had to pay the private pipers to enact it.
竞选财务改革也是医疗立法第一个需要克服的困难。约输逊是唯一有政治实力并且知道如何运用它以便获得国会通过重要的医疗改革的总统。可是为了要完成这项立法，他必须付出代价。 收藏
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