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    3. 立法府

    立法府

    立りっ法ぽう府ふ

    assize

    KMT8News #21+1NounPolitics & LawKanji Vocab21 strokes

    りっぽうふ

    Noun

    1.
    assize, court
    2.
    legislature

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    日に本ほんの立りっ法ぽう府ふは国こっ会かいです。

    Japan's legislature is the National Diet.

    KMT7Politics & Law
    立りっ法ぽう府ふは法ほう律りつを作つくる役やく割わりを担になっている。

    The legislature plays the role of creating laws.

    KMT8Politics & Law
    新あたらしい法ほう案あんが立りっ法ぽう府ふで審しん議ぎされている。

    A new bill is being deliberated in the legislature.

    KMT8Politics & Law
    民みん主しゅ主しゅ義ぎ国こっ家かにおいて、立りっ法ぽう府ふの役やく割わりは非ひ常じょうに重じゅう要ようである。

    In a democratic nation, the role of the legislature is extremely important.

    KMT8Politics & Law
    権けん力りょく分ぶん立りつの原げん則そくに基もとづき、立りっ法ぽう府ふは行ぎょう政せい府ふや司し法ほう府ふから独どく立りつしている。

    Based on the principle of separation of powers, the legislature is independent from the executive and judicial branches.

    KMT9Politics & Law

    Kanji that make up this word

    立
    た.つ・-た.つ・た.ち-・た.てる・-た.てる・た.て-…(12)
    stand up・rise・set up・erect
    法
    のり…(5)
    method・law・rule・principle・model…(1)
    府
    borough・urban prefecture・govt office・representative body・storehouse
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