English–French
“decree” in French
French
Pronunciation
IPA/dekʁɛ/
Example
Le ministère a publié un décret ce matin.
The ministry published a decree this morning.
How to say “decree” in French
“Decree” in French is décret.
An official rulebook page issued by a government or minister, turning a law or administrative decision into binding instructions.
Example sentences with décret
Selon le décret, le port du masque n'est plus obligatoire.
According to the decree, wearing a mask is no longer mandatory.
Tips for using décret
- Décret is masculine, so standard phrases use un décret and ce décret; its final t is silent in pronunciation.