fundamental law

英 [ˌfʌndəˈmentl lɔː]

美 [ˌfʌndəˈmentl lɔː]

根本法，基本法；原则性法规

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英英释义

noun

• law determining the fundamental political principles of a government
  Synonym:organic lawconstitution

双语例句

• The Constitution, as the fundamental law of the state, has supreme legal authority.
  于宪法是国家的根本大法，具有最高的法律效力。
• And so the next thing you do is you call up a journal and say I've discovered a fundamental law of nature.
  下一步你做的事是打电话给一个杂志，并宣称你发现了一条自然界的基础定律。
• The law of the unity of opposites is the fundamental law of the universe.
  对立统一规律是宇宙的基本规律。
• Man's production is the deciding factor in history, and the fundamental law governing the historical development of human society.
  人的生产是历史中的决定性因素是人类社会历史发展的基本规律。
• There is a fundamental law that could help individual investors grasp market trends.
  有一个基本法则，散户可藉此掌握市场趋势。
• This fundamental law holds fast: The manner of learning corresponds point for point to the desired results of learning.
  这条基本法则永远不会改变：学习方法与想要取得的学习效果是密切相联的。
• The Constitution is the fundamental law of the country, is the fundamental rule of law and administration by law at the core.
  宪法是国家的根本法，是依法治国的根本和依法行政的核心。
• He who has eyes but fails to see this fundamental law cannot direct China's revolutionary war, cannot lead the Red Army to victories. Student A: Whoever is able to catch the pig first must be the winner.
  谁要是睁眼看不见这些根本性质的规律，谁就不能指导中国的革命战争，谁就不能使红军打胜仗。学生甲：大概谁先追上，谁就是优胜者了。
• If that's your strategy, next time you must obey the fundamental law of political organisations: one mentor is not enough.
  这你的策略，那么，下一次你遵守政治组织的法则：辅导人是的。
• Constitution often means the fundamental law or the supreme law of the country.
  宪法通常指的是国家的根本法或者最高法律。