law
- noun
- /lɔː/
- Specialized
- Scientists rely on the law of conservation of energy in their experiments.
- inverse law
- Zipf's law
- physical laws
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Watch on YouTubeThat's the like the laws of physics of their system.
- That's the like the laws of physics of their system.
- Theoretical physics is trying to see a law beyond the laws we have.
- So there's, there's like an iron law of wealth.
- So have you heard of Moore's Law in the semiconductor space?
- It's like the Moore's Law of longevity research.
- Well, I studied nature's laws, which is the oldest living laws.
- And that would other people since named that Moore's law guided the industry.
- For example, if you have some mechanical laws, what is that?
Examples
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It's the law of economics.
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We can use the law of sines for this one.
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And that is what the law of thinking is.
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Hi, in this video we're going to introduce the law of signs.
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Have you ever heard of the law of secondary gain?
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We are restricted by the laws of nature.
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The member countries of the COMECON have ignored environmental policy and law for over three decades.
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I've been having some trouble with the laws governing chemical bonds.
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The law of gravity explains why objects fall towards the Earth.
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According to the law of supply and demand, prices tend to rise when demand exceeds supply.
Synonyms
A basic idea or law that explains how something works
A rule that describes how nature behaves, often shown with a formula
A basic rule scientists find about how the world works
Idioms
- Informal
A situation where only the strongest people succeed without fair rules
Compounds
The work police do to stop crime, find criminals, and make people obey the law
A man in your family by marriage, for example your spouse's brother or your sister's husband
- Formal
All people and organizations, including officials, must follow the same fair laws
A group that makes sure people follow rules and stops crime and finds who did it
- Specialized
A rule that describes how nature behaves, often shown with a formula
- Formal
Temporary military rule over a country that replaces normal law during a war or crisis
A system of rules for life and law based on the Qur'an and the Prophet Muhammad's teachings
- Specialized
A system where judges use past court decisions and customs rather than written laws
The rules a country or state has about when and how people can legally end a pregnancy
- Specialized
Three basic rules that explain how pushes and pulls change the motion of objects
- Specialized
A basic rule that explains how energy moves and changes in closed systems
- Formal
A rule that the government must follow fair legal steps before taking someone's life, freedom, or property
Work a lawyer does to give advice, prepare documents, and represent people in court
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Government rules that stop one company from controlling a market and protect competition
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Rules that control the behavior, trials, and punishments of people in the armed forces
- Specialized
Law that deals with agreements and the duties people or businesses have to each other
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Laws in the United States that kept Black and white people apart, mainly in the South
- Specialized
Energy naturally spreads from hot places to cold ones, increasing disorder
- Specialized
A rule that shows how pushes and pulls change how things move, for example by starting or stopping
The idea that after many tries results tend to match what is expected on average
Religious laws given by God to the Israelites through Moses, including the Ten Commandments
- Formal
A set of basic rules that explains how a country's government works and what rights people have
A set of religious rules from Islam based on the Koran and Muhammad's teachings that guide how people live
- Specialized
A system of rules used in ancient Rome that influenced many modern civil laws
- Specialized
A rule people follow because of custom rather than being made by the government
- Specialized
Three basic rules that explain how objects move and push each other in physics
- Formal
A law that helps buyers get a refund or replacement for vehicles that keep breaking
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When one object pushes another, the other object pushes back equally
How Certain
Surface Forms
Etymology
Law comes from an old word meaning 'to lay', as in lay. In science, a law is a regular rule that seems to be 'laid down' by nature because it happens the same way again and again, so we can rely on it.