stipulations
/ˌstɪp.jəˈleɪ.ʃən/ (bre, ipa) · [stˌɪpjəlˈeʃənz] /ˌstɪp.jəˈleɪ.ʃən/ (ame, ipa) · [stˌɪpjəlˈeʃənz] /ˌsti-pyə-ˈlā-shən How to pronounce stipulation (audio)/ (ame, mw)
stipulations — noun
- stipulationssingular
- stipulationsesplural
1. conditions written into an agreement that say what people must do or what must h
conditions written into an agreement that say what people must do or what must happen
The rental agreement included stipulations that pets stay outside at night.
pattern: stipulations that + clause
Before signing, Hyun read the payment stipulations twice at the bank.
The grant's stipulations required weekly reports from every school team.
Lara accepted the scholarship despite its strict travel stipulations.
New visa stipulations forced the restaurant to change its hiring plan.
- conditions
the broad everyday word for rules that must be met
- terms
common for the stated details of an agreement
- provisions
more legal and often tied to written sections in documents
文法句型
stipulations that + clause
strict stipulations on + noun
stipulations in an agreement
用法筆記
Often introduced by a that-clause or by on + noun when the rule is stated in formal documents. Distinguish this sense from sense 2, which is about the sides in a legal case making an agreement with each other.
常見錯誤
2. agreements made by the two sides in a legal case about how part of the case will
agreements made by the two sides in a legal case about how part of the case will be handled
The lawyers filed stipulations about which papers both sides accepted.
collocation: file stipulations
After lunch, the judge approved stipulations on the trial schedule.
Both companies signed stipulations before the hearing to share records.
In court, the attorneys read the stipulations into the record.
The case moved faster once the parties agreed on several stipulations.
- agreement
broader and less tied to court procedure
- understanding
can be informal, unlike this legal sense
- concession
stresses what one side agrees to give up or allow
文法句型
file stipulations with the court
agree on stipulations
read stipulations into the record
用法筆記
Usually refers to written or spoken agreements between the parties in a lawsuit, often ones filed, signed, or read in court. Do not use it for ordinary private arrangements outside a legal proceeding.