elect
美:/ɪˈlekt/
英:/ɪ'lekt/
v.:
选举；选择；推选
adj.:
（用于名词后）当选而尚未就职的
n.:
上帝的选民
网络:
选出；推举；作出选择
词形变换: (第三人称单数) elects (现在分词) electing (过去式) elected
例句
1.
But from that, it does not follow that God's attitude toward those He did not elect must be unmitigated hatred.
但那并不是说上帝对那些他没有选择的人是绝对的憎恶。
2.
It is all dreadfully familiar (though no European country is about to elect another Hitler).
这一切都相似得可怕（尽管没有欧洲国家会再选出一个希特勒上台）。
3.
Like the president-elect, Emanuel is a Chicago native with a strong connection to the city's political elite.
和候任总统类似，伊曼纽尔是芝加哥本地人，与该市政治精英们有建立了牢固的关系网。
4.
Since you don't seem to see her position as legitimate, why, in such a situation, should she adopt yours and elect to be your martyr?
看起来你认为她的立场并不合理，既然如此，在这种情况下她又怎么会接收你的观点并且为你做出牺牲呢？
5.
Clinton's chief of staff Cheryl Mills said she does not think the U. S. is quite ready to elect a woman as head of state.
克林顿首席幕僚长谢里尔-米尔斯称她并不认为美国已准备好选举一名女性做总统。
6.
As I walked on the railroad causeway, I used to wonder at the halo of light around my shadow, and would fain fancy myself one of the elect.
而当我在铁路堤道上行走的时候，我常常惊奇地看到我的影子周围，有一个光轮，不免自以为也是一个上帝的选民了。
7.
After six years of George Bush, the country is in no mood to elect another fly-by-the-seat-of-his-pants lightweight.
在小布什六年任期后，这个国家不再有心情选出另一位缺乏足够能力的总统。
8.
What was really meant in most places was that we would elect people to govern us and sporadically renew or revoke their contracts.
大多数地方的真正含义是我们要选出人管理我们，偶尔更新或撤销他们的契约。
9.
She says that now with only two months left in the Bush administration the matter will be left to President-elect Obama.
她说，鉴于目前布什政府还剩下两个月就要卸任，因此这件事情要留待当选总统奥巴马来完成。
10.
The next morning, after Tony Blair and I talked a bit, I walked outside, complimented Al, and pledged to work with President-elect Bush.
次日一早，跟托尼·布莱尔谈了一会儿，我走出室外，通过媒体表达了对艾尔的赞扬，并许诺跟当选总统小布什合作。