voting

常見例句

雙語例句

• He delegated his voting right to his secretary.
  他把他的選舉權(quán)委托給了他的秘書。
• The politician tried to disaffect every major voting bloc.
  該政客企圖煽起每個(gè)主要的選舉集團(tuán)的不滿。
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• The leaders asked their representatives to abstain from voting.
  領(lǐng)導(dǎo)者要求他們的代表投票時(shí)棄權(quán)。

原聲例句

• It said each of the states needed a new constitution that protected the voting rights of all black men.
• It had come to a kind of crescendo with voter registration drives and the Voting Rights Act of 1964.
  隨著選民登記的進(jìn)行，和在1964年通過的投票權(quán)法案,這樣的事愈演愈烈。
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• Yeah, I think that mandatory voting is a no-brainer. It's a dumb idea. It's a terrible idea.
  我認(rèn)為強(qiáng)制投票這事不用多考慮，是一個(gè)極其愚蠢，極其糟糕的想法。
  對(duì)于義務(wù)投票制 - SpeakingMax英語口語達(dá)人

權(quán)威例句

• Wrigley, Kellogg, Campbell and Dow Jones all have families with significant voting stakes in their businesses.
  FORBES: Asset assessment
• But this was a sign of mass voting from Turkey, not of a freethinking boom.
  ECONOMIST: And what it says about the role of public intellectuals
• Democrats were in charge and a disputed election in Florida had raised new questions about electronic voting.
  NPR: Local Election Officials Oppose Paper Ballots
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