stipulate

美音：['stɪpjə.leɪt] 英音：['stɪpjʊleɪt]

简单释义：

v.规定；明确要求

adj.【植】有托叶的

网络约定；保证；订定

变形：

过去分词：stipulated 现在分词：stipulating 第三人称单数：stipulates

完整释义：

1.约定,订定;规定,订明
2.定出,规定;要求
3.(作为协议条件而)要求
4.坚持要求以…为协议条件
5.保证

adj.

1.【植物;植物学】有托叶的

例句：

create discriminated items, carry out discriminated standards, or stipulate discriminated prices to nonlocal commodities.
对外地商品设定歧视性收费项目、实行歧视性收费标准，或者规定歧视性价格；
Is there any procedure to stipulate how seals are to be controlled and affixed to loaded containers or closed trucks?
工厂可有程序制定封条的管制及如何固定封条于已装货的货柜或密封式货车上
The new standards also stipulate that procuratorates do not use evidence collected from forced confessions, torture or violence.
新标准同时规定检察院禁止使用逼供，严刑拷打或者暴力获得的证据。
The company failed to pay on the date stipulate in the contract.
该公司没有按合同中规定的日期付款。
The entry "Duration of Security" must stipulate the date on which such security takes effect.
填写“保证期限”时必须注明该保证的生效日期。
Will it not have to stipulate that its other projects should have plot ratios similar to that of the Kwun Tong town centre project?
日后市建局推行其他项目时，亦须提出与观塘相近地积比率和空间感作为发展条件。
But conservative parliamentarians argued the bill violated Sharia, or Islamic law, which does not stipulate a minimum age of marriage.
但是保守的议员们认为，这一法案与对结婚年龄没有限制的《伊斯兰教法》相抵触。
Generally a contract has substantial binding force at the time it has formal binding force, except where the law stipulate.
通常情况下，合同产生形式拘束力的同时也产生实质拘束力，除非法律规定或者当事人约定延缓事由。

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