No. 17,745 in Russian
указах
The word "указах" does not exist in Russian language; you might mean "указ," which translates to "decree" or "edict" in English.
In a sentence
Президент подписал указ об усилении мер безопасности.
The president signed a decree to enhance security measures.
In this sentence, 'указ' refers to an official order or decree issued by a head of state or government.
Согласно указу, рабочий день будет сокращён на час.
According to the decree, the workday will be reduced by an hour.
Here, 'указ' is used to mention a decree that dictates changes in the work schedule.
Объявление нового указа вызвало бурные обсуждения.
The announcement of the new decree caused intense discussions.
In this example, 'указ' is the subject of the action, representing an important legal or formal decision announced to the public.
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