Stipulates Meaning in English
word · lemma: stipulate
ˈstɪpjəˌɫeɪts
STIP-yuh-layts
stˈɪpjʊlˌeɪts
STIP-yuh-layts
Definition
To clearly state a specific requirement, condition, or rule in an agreement or document.
Usage & Nuances
'Stipulate' is formal/legal, often in contracts: 'The law stipulates that...' Common with 'terms and conditions.' Less common in everyday speech. Do not use for casual requests or suggestions.
Spanish: establece - estipulaPortuguese (BR): estipula - determinaPortuguese (PT): estipula - determinaChinese (Simplified): 规定 - 明确要求Chinese (Traditional): 規定 - 明確要求Hindi: निर्धारित करता है - शर्त रखता हैArabic: ينص على - يحددBengali: নির্ধারণ করে - শর্তারোপ করে - স্পষ্টভাবে বলেছেRussian: оговаривает - предусматривает - устанавливаетJapanese: 規定する - 明記するVietnamese: quy định - quy tắcKorean: 명시하다 - 규정하다Turkish: belirtir - şart koşarUrdu: وضاحت کرنا - شرط رکھناIndonesian: mengatur - menetapkan - mensyaratkan
Example Sentences
The contract stipulates that we must deliver the goods by June.
basic
The rules stipulate a dress code for all employees.
basic
The agreement stipulates a two-year warranty on the product.
basic
My lease stipulates that pets aren’t allowed, so I can’t have a dog.
natural
It’s important to read what the policy stipulates before signing anything.
natural
The new regulation stipulates that restaurants must post calorie counts on menus.
natural