n.立法者，制定法律者，制定法典者

The lawgiver in ancient Athens was Solon, who introduced numerous reforms to stabilize the city-state.
古代雅典的立法者是梭伦，他引入了许多改革以稳定城邦。
Moses is often referred to as the lawgiver in the biblical tradition for his role in receiving the Ten Commandments.
在圣经传统中，摩西常被称为立法者，因为他接收了十诫。
As the lawgiver of our country, Congress has the power to enact and amend laws.
作为我国的立法机构，国会拥有制定和修改法律的权力。
Hammurabi, the Babylonian king, is remembered as a great lawgiver for his Code of Hammurabi.
巴比伦国王汉谟拉比因其《汉谟拉比法典》而被铭记为伟大的立法者。
In the fictional universe of Judge Dredd, the Lawgiver is a highly advanced gun issued only to judges.
在《审判者德雷德》的虚构宇宙中，Lawgiver是一款仅发给法官的高度先进的枪械。
The philosopher Plato envisioned an ideal society led by philosopher-kings who would act as wise lawgivers.
哲学家柏拉图构想了一个由哲学家-国王领导的理想社会，他们将充当明智的立法者。
In many indigenous cultures, the elders serve as the community's lawgivers, passing down traditions and resolving disputes.
在许多土著文化中，长者担任社区的立法者，传承传统并解决争端。
The Constitution of the United States was crafted by lawgivers who sought to establish a balanced system of government.
美国宪法是由寻求建立平衡政府体系的立法者精心制定的。
Thomas Jefferson, one of the primary authors of the Declaration of Independence, is celebrated as a prominent lawgiver in American history.
托马斯·杰斐逊，作为《独立宣言》的主要起草人之一，是美国历史上著名的立法者。
The process of drafting legislation often involves collaboration between lawmakers, experts, and stakeholders to ensure comprehensive and fair laws are given.
立法起草过程通常涉及立法者、专家和利益相关者的合作，以确保制定出全面且公正的法律。