ordinance — a rule or law made by a local government
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: a rule or law made by a local government
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈɔːrdɪnəns/
Korean meaning: 지방 정부가 제정한 조례, 법령
Korean pronunciation: **오**디넌스
Example Sentences
- The new ordinance requires all food trucks to have permits, causing panic among hot dog vendors who suddenly realized they've been criminals this whole time.
- According to the parking ordinance, you cannot park here for more than two hours.
- The town's anti-jaywalking ordinance is so strict that even chickens need to use crosswalks.
ordinance
NOUN//ˈɔːrdɪnəns//
a rule or law made by a local government
City official posts a new park ordinance for residents
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Origin
From Old French 'ordenance' (arrangement, order), derived from Latin 'ordinare' meaning 'to put in order' or 'to arrange'. The word entered English through Norman French influence.
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“The new ordinance requires all food trucks to have permits, causing panic among hot dog vendors who suddenly realized they've been criminals this whole time.”
“According to the parking ordinance, you cannot park here for more than two hours.”
“The town's anti-jaywalking ordinance is so strict that even chickens need to use crosswalks.”
“Local business owners protested against the new zoning ordinance.”
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