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vote發(fā)音

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vote中文意思翻譯

n. 選舉權(quán)；投票；選舉；投票結(jié)果

v. 表決；選舉；投票

vote常見例句

1 、He will cast a vote for the Labor candidate.───他將投工黨候選人的票。

2 、In Britain and the US, people get the vote at 18.───在英國和美國，國民18歲開始有選舉權(quán)。

3 、Associate members do not have the right to vote.───準(zhǔn)會(huì)員沒有選舉權(quán)。

4 、In New Hampshire, he won only 51% of the vote.───在新罕布什爾州，他只贏得了51%的選票，

5 、Senator Smith worked on the other committee members to vote for the bill.───史密斯參議員說服其他委員投票贊成該法案。

6 、He is one of those wise philanthropists who, in a time of famine, will vote for nothing but a supply of toothpick.───他是當(dāng)饑荒之際，只會(huì)建議供應(yīng)牙簽的那一類聰明的慈善家之一。

7 、The bulk of the railroad worker vote to go back to work.───大多數(shù)鐵路工人投票贊成恢復(fù)工作。

8 、Can we have your vote, please, mr. carter?───卡特先生，請您投票表決好嗎？

9 、But each fall,the vote always goes against it.───但是每次表決結(jié)果都不贊同這么做。

10 、If you will be on holiday on election day, you may apply for a postal vote.───倘若選舉那天你在休假，可以申請用郵寄方法投票。

11 、He votes liberal, you know, when he votes.─── 他投票給自由派 當(dāng)他還投票的時(shí)候

12 、A vote for me is a vote for peace and quiet.─── 投我一票 就是投給安靜與祥和

13 、The opposition passed a vote of censure on the government.───反對派通過了對政府的不信任投票。

14 、He signalled his discontent by refusing to vote.───他拒絕投票以示不滿。

15 、How did you vote at the last election?───在上次選舉中你是怎么投的票?

16 、I didn't vote in the last election.───上次選舉時(shí)我沒投票。

17 、A negative vote, especially one that blocks the admission of an applicant to an organization.───反對票反對票，尤指妨礙了吸收某組織的申請人的一票

18 、He didn't vote for the candiates of that party.───他沒對那個(gè)黨的候選人投贊成票。

19 、Mrs Smith proposed the vote of thanks, and Mr Jones seconded (it).───史密斯夫人提議大家鼓掌表示感謝，瓊斯先生附議。

20 、Sixty abstain in the vote on capital punishment.───在表決死刑時(shí)，60位下議院議員棄權(quán)。

21 、The director wasn't very happy, but a vote's a vote.─── 主管很不開心 但木已成舟

22 、Continuing to talk for a long time in a debate, so that the debate cannot be closed and a vote take.───在辯論中發(fā)表冗長的深說結(jié)果辯論無法結(jié)束，表決無法進(jìn)行。

23 、I've got, I'm angry and you should vote or don't vote.─── 我有...我很憤怒 你們就應(yīng)該投票 或者不投票

24 、In that country, people get the vote at the age of 18.───在那個(gè)國家，人們年滿十八歲獲得選舉權(quán)。

25 、There is no seconder for the motion so it is not put to the vote.───因?yàn)樵搫?dòng)議無贊同者,所以不再交付表決。

26 、Is it accurate to predict the result on the basis of one secret vote?───以一次不記名投票為基礎(chǔ)預(yù)測結(jié)果準(zhǔn)確嗎?

27 、He refused to declare which way he would vote.───他拒絕聲明他將投票給哪一邊。

28 、Pressure was put on him to vote with the government on this issue.───他受到強(qiáng)大壓力而投票贊成政府的這一主張。

29 、Her husband's such a chauvinist that he tries to tell her how to vote.───她丈夫可真是個(gè)大男子主義者，她該投誰的票，他也要左右她。

30 、Only about half of the electorate bothered to vote.───只有約半數(shù)的選民參加了投票。

31 、A booth which a person can cast a private vote.───人們能夠投出自己的選票的地方。

32 、Did you vote for or against her?───你投了她的贊成票還是反對票?

33 、The crossover vote in California; a big crossover hit.───加利福尼亞的跨黨派投票; 一記交叉重?fù)?/p>

34 、She precede her speech with a vote of thanks to the committee.───她發(fā)表講話以前先提議向全體委員表示感謝。

35 、You may vote whosever side you like.───你可以投票選你喜歡的任一方。

36 、When we vote, we must vote to protect it.─── 當(dāng)我們投票時(shí) 必須選擇保護(hù)它

37 、Let's vote on it.───咱們來投票表決吧。

38 、Parliament ratified the agreement by a vote of70 to43, with seven abstentions.───國會(huì)以七十票贊成，四十三票反對，七票棄權(quán)而批準(zhǔn)了該協(xié)定。

39 、He threw a vote for the Democratic candidate.───他投了民主黨總統(tǒng)候選人一票。

40 、They are mobilizing their supporters to vote at the election.───他們正在組織其支持者向他們拉選票。

41 、If we cannot agree, let's vote on it.───咱們意見要是不一致就表決吧。

42 、He called all the members together and then they took a vote.───他召集所有的會(huì)員，然后他們進(jìn)行了投票。

43 、Southerners vote for politicians they judge devout.───南部人把選票投給那些他們覺得足夠虔誠的政客。

44 、The lord vote to amend the bill.───上院投票對議案進(jìn)行修正。

45 、At the end of the meeting, a vote was taken on the motion.───會(huì)議結(jié)束前對該項(xiàng)提議進(jìn)行了表決。

46 、The motion was carried in a close vote.───動(dòng)議以接近的選票獲得通過

47 、The deciding factor; the deciding vote.───決定性的因素; 決定性的一票

48 、He used his casting vote to block the motion.───他用他的投票反對動(dòng)議的通過。

49 、Even in closely contested elections, most of the pollsters have called the winners, often by margins close to vote tally. And the pollsters who missed were off by a hair.───即使在勝負(fù)極為接近的選舉當(dāng)中，多數(shù)民意測驗(yàn)人員都測出了勝利者。勝負(fù)差距往往與點(diǎn)票結(jié)果接近。測驗(yàn)失誤的人也所差微乎其微。

50 、As an interested party (ie sb likely to profit), I was not allowed to vote.───因?yàn)槠渲杏形业睦?，所以我不得投票?/p>

51 、At the last election he abstained (from voting/the vote).───上次選舉時(shí)他棄權(quán)了(沒投票).

52 、They will vote on policy issues.───他們將投票表決政策事宜。

53 、He has a vestedinterest in the outcome of the vote.───他關(guān)心投票的結(jié)果。

54 、He was elected by a unanimous vote.───他以全票當(dāng)選。

55 、As we are not unanimous for this matter, let's vote on it.───因?yàn)槲覀冊谶@件事上無法取得同意，我們表決吧。

56 、Refusing to accept the decision of the vote, he got up and stormed out of the meeting.───他拒絕接受選舉結(jié)果，起身怒氣沖沖地離開了會(huì)場。

57 、The low level of interest in the election has been reflected in the unwillingness of the citizens to vote.───公民們對大選不太感興趣，這一點(diǎn)從他們不愿去投票上已反映出來。

58 、Congress will vote on the proposals tomorrow.───國會(huì)明天將對提案進(jìn)行投票表決。

59 、Bad official is elected by good citizen who do not vote.───壞官員，是由不投票的好市民選出來的。

60 、Under the old regime women could not vote.───在舊政權(quán)下婦女不能選舉。

61 、Non member may not vote at the agm.───在年度股東大會(huì)上非股東成員不能參加表決。

62 、Only citizens are eligible to vote.───只有公民有選舉資格。

63 、Both the candidates solicited my vote.───兩位候選人都向我拉票。

64 、His victory hangs on one vote.───他的當(dāng)選取決于一票。

65 、A minor candidate's fractional share of the vote.───一個(gè)次要的候選人的少得可憐的選票

66 、These votes shouldn't be count and these votes should.─── 這些選票不該被計(jì)入 而那些該被計(jì)入

67 、I may vote for her at the next election.───下屆選舉我可能選她。

68 、He's only 17 and therefore not eligible to vote.───他只有17歲，因此沒有投票選舉的資格。

69 、No voter may be railroaded into giving his vote for any particular person; he must be free to choose whish one he wants to elect.───任何選民都不可被脅迫選舉某一特定的候選人; 他必須自由地選擇他想選舉的人。

70 、They demanded the right to vote.───他們要求選舉權(quán)。

71 、In Britain, people get the vote at the age of18.───在英國，人們到十八歲有選舉權(quán)。

72 、If you vote no, then your block's gonna vote no, and that's eight votes we'll lose.─── 如果你投反對票 你的街道也會(huì)投反對票 那就是八票反對 我們就輸了

73 、In those days, only a privileged few had the vote.───在那個(gè)時(shí)代，只有少數(shù)特殊的人才享有選舉權(quán)。

74 、Citizens of eighteen years and upwards have the right to vote.───十八歲和十八歲以上的公民有選舉權(quán)。

75 、Citizen of eighteen year and upwards have the right to vote.───十八歲和十八歲以上的公民有選舉權(quán)

76 、Ten Democrats bolted on this vote.───十名民主黨人在這次投票中拒絕支持本黨候選人。

77 、He became a citizen, thereby gaining the right to vote.───他成為公民，并因此獲得了選舉權(quán)。

78 、They vote to choose a president.───他們投票選舉總統(tǒng)。

79 、He won by a majority of two: the vote was seven to five.───他以兩票多數(shù)獲勝:票數(shù)是七比五。

80 、When are you eligible to vote in your country?───你們國家?guī)讱q才有資格投票選舉呢?

81 、Which way(= for which party)are you going to vote?───你打算投哪邊的票?

82 、And that's why a vote for me will be a vote for change.─── 因此投票給我就是投票給改變

83 、As an interested party, I was not allowed to vote.───作為有利害關(guān)系的一方，我不得投票。

84 、They had to recount the vote.───他們不得不重新計(jì)算選票。

85 、A vote in a dictatorship is not a vote.─── **下的投票根本不算數(shù)

86 、You can vote either in person or by proxy.───你可以親自投票或請人**。

87 、Only full members are allowed to vote.───只有正式會(huì)員可以投票。

88 、The public has right to vote for the president.───人民有權(quán)選舉總統(tǒng)。

89 、If you can't agree by the end of the meeting, a vote will have to be taken on the matter.───會(huì)議結(jié)束前如果對這事還不能取得一致意見，那就只好投票表決了。

90 、I changed my vote. I changed all of their votes.─── 我改了投票 我改了他們所有人的票

vote 怎么造句（至少8個(gè)單詞）

Who did you vote for? 你投誰的票? I vote for going out for a walk. 我建議出去散步。

vote 怎么造句（至少8個(gè)單詞）

My classmates have voted me their new monitor.