1.编纂,整理
2.把...编成法典
1.to make something part of an organized system, especially an official system of laws
1.That works fine in similar countries where porce rules are highly codified , precedents do not matter and judges' discretion is limited.
在一些离婚法规被高度成文化的相似的国家，这一规定发挥的作用很好，在那里判例并不重要而且法官的酌处权也有限。
2.the body of codified laws governing the affairs of a Christian church.
管理基督教教会事物编成法典的法规主体。
3.All policies and procedures shall be codified in a manual distributed to all officers and chairs of committees.
所有的政策和程序应写进了手册分发给所有人员和各委员会主席。
4.Civil-law systems are , generally speaking , "codified" systems: the basic law is set out in code.
一般而言，民法体系乃是“法典化”体系，即：其基本法律以法典呈现。
5.However, the term actually refers to any codified combat system, regardless of origin.
然而，长期，实际上是指任何编纂作战系统，无论其来源。
6."For the first time, traditional knowledge started to be codified in a language and in systems that the patent offices could use, " he says.
“传统知识头一次开始用语言系统地编纂起来，而专利局可以使用它们。”他说。
7.The density shows up in the patterns codified around Test.
密度表现了围绕测试所编码的模式。
8.Because of the essential differences, it is possible to compare codified knowledge with universal ethics.
由于二者在本质上的不同，因此对编码知识与普世伦理区别的比较就成为可能。
9.MOST people regard grammar books and dictionaries as a codified set of rules prescribing dos and don'ts.
大多数人把语法书籍和字典当作是编纂好的一套规则，规定着孰是孰非。
10.They represent an opportunity for the architect to share his or her knowledge with the project in a "codified" form.
它们为构架师们带来一个在项目中以“法律成文”的形式分享他或者她的知识。