stipulate

vt.

（尤指在协议或建议中）规定，约定，讲明（条件等）；

vi.

规定，明确要求；

adj.

有托叶的；

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stipulate for v. 制订；规定

1. The Constitution stipulate that women shall have equal rights with men in voting and being elected.
   宪法规定妇女和男子一样，有同等的选举权和被选举权。
2. We stipulate that our salesgirl must be polite to customers .
   我们规定售货小姐们必须礼貌待客。
3. Can you stipulate they would carry out the treaty?
   你能保证他们会执行该条约吗?

1. The company fails 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。

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