legalize

及物动词使合法化; 使得到法律认可

1. 合法化：但是本地的马场入场人数及投注金额连年下降,原因是经济不景(recession),加上现在赌博花样百出,除了赌马(horse racing)、赌场(casino),还有网上赌博(internet gambling),和一年多前才合法化(legalize)的赌波(socce

2. 合法化,法律认可：lease#租 | legalize#合法化,法律认可 | liberate#释放

3. 使得到法律的许可：legalization 合法化 | legalize 使得到法律的许可 | legislation 法律,法规

1. 使合法化；使得到法律认可
    If something is legalized, a law is passed that makes it legal.

    e.g. Divorce was legalized in 1981.
           离婚合法化是在1981年。
    e.g. ...the decision of the Georgian government to legalise multi-party elections.
           格鲁吉亚政府让多党选举合法化的决定

1. Japanese lawmakers are in discussions to legalize casino gambling while South Korean officials are considering liberalising their rules to encourage foreign investment.

2. It is time to legalize government departments'and institutional organizations'collection of administrative fees, says a signed article in Guangzhou Daily.

3. Vietnam is readying a proposal to legalize sex change operations for those deemed to be transsexuals after physical and psychological examinations.

4. The strange thing is that her proposal to legalize homosexual marriage has been eclipsed by her demand to charge a fee for press interviews.

5. Some experts argue that China is not prepared or mature enough to legalize euthanasia.

6. To legalize the protection of rights and interests of the mentally challenged, the authorities have to first pass a legislation to make the rights legal.

7. The first step was to improve the teaching quality and facilities of the schools for migrant rural workers'kids and legalize them.

8. Under such circumstances, the government's circular may be used to legalize price increases.

9. Bush softened his announcement by leaving the door open for states to legalize civil unions, which gay rights groups say is an insufficient alternative to marriage.

10. Beijinger Wang Yong's efforts to get the authorities to legalize car sharing by strangers have finally hit the mark.

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