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No. 7,119 in Korean

제정해

"제정해" means "enact" or "establish" in English, typically referring to laws or rules.

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  • 새로운 법안을 제정해 주세요.

    Please enact a new law.

    Here, '제정해' is used as a request to create or enact a law, highlighting its use in legislative contexts.

  • 그들이 당의 규칙을 다시 제정해 바꿨습니다.

    They reestablished and changed the party's rules.

    In this sentence, '제정해' refers to the act of establishing or reestablishing a formal rule or regulation, emphasizing organizational application.

  • 학교가 새로운 복장 규칙을 제정해 시행하기로 했습니다.

    The school decided to enact and implement a new dress code.

    Here, '제정해' indicates the creation and planned application of an institutional set of rules, underlining its use for governance or policy setting.

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