英语释义

1. an act or process of electing
the election of a new governor

2. the fact of being elected
her election to the Senate

3. predestination to eternal life

4. the right, power, or privilege of making a choice

5. the act or process of choosing someone for a public office by voting

6. the fact of being elected

7. an act of choosing or the fact of being chosen especially by vote

8. the act or process of electing

9. an instance of the electorate voting for candidates for an elective office

10. the right, power, or privilege of making a choice: as

11. the right of a spouse to choose a statutorily prescribed amount of a deceased spouse's estate or whatever was devised to him or her under the will

12. the right of a person who has an interest in property that a deceased has disposed of by will either to claim his or her right to the property or to accept what he or she was devised under the will instead

13. the right of a party to a contract that has been breached by the other party to choose to continue or terminate the contract — see also election of remedies, equitable election

片语

election campaign竞选运动；选举活动

Russian Elections俄罗斯选举

local elections地方选举

special election补选

Elections DepartmentThe Elections Department is a department of the government of Singapore that oversees the procedure for elections in Singapore, including parliamentary elections and presidential election It sees that elections are fairly carried out and has a supervisory role to safeguard against electoral fraud.

Congressional Elections国会选举

snap election提前选举；临时选举；仓促的选举

democratic elections民主选举（democratic election的复数）

bribery elections贿选

competitive election差额选举

general election大选，普选

election day选举日

by election通过选举

presidential election总统选举；总统大选

Elections Simulator选举模拟器

primary election（美）初选；预选

election committee选举委员会

Cancel Elections取消选举

英汉例句

• To show you why the Labour party loses more elections than it wins.

  它可以告诉你为什么工党输掉的选举比赢到的多。

• Some of us believe that the elections were less about spending than they were about persistent high unemployment, but whatever.

  我们中的一些人相信选举更加关心持续的高失业率而不是花销，怎么说都可以。

• This path is not paved by elections alone.

  这条道路不单单是靠选举来铺就。

• By then, the 2010 elections may have produced a more conservative batch of congressmen.

  届时，2010年选举可能已经推选出来一批更加保守的议员。

• But other laws seen as important in that regard, one on provincial elections and another on sharing oil revenues, have yet to be passed.

  但是其它也被认为是重要的法案，一个省级选举以及一个分享石油收入的法案，还没有获得通过。

• This newspaper is not afraid of calling for elections or constitutional change, but in this particular situation the emphasis, especially now, should be on the last set of proposals.

  本刊并不惮于呼吁选举或是人员构成上的改变，但是在现在的特定情况下，尤其是当下，重点还是应该放在第三种提议上。

• The elections are over, the rhetoric should stop, it's time to go back to work.

  选举该结束了，停止那些花言巧语吧，是时候回去工作了。

• Next March a series of state elections kick off that will test her popularity and that of her government.

  明年三月，一系列国家选举的开始将检测人们到底支持不支持她和她的政府。

• Recent elections have emphasized the value of each vote.Ms.

  最近的选举都强调重视每一张选票的价值。

• Recent elections have emphasized the value of each vote.

  最近的选举都强调重视每一张选票的价值。

相似词

choice精选的；仔细推敲的

choosing选择；决定（choose的ing形式）

picking采摘，挑选，挑剔（pick的ing形式）

selection选择，挑选；选集；精选品