vote
美:/voʊt/
英:/vəʊt/
n.:
投票；表决；选举；选票
v.:
选举；提议；选出；建议
网络:
表决权；投票权
词形变换: (复数) votes (现在分词) voting (过去式) voted
例句
1.
He said he was not told when elections will be held or when an anticipated election law governing the vote will be announced.
他说，他没有被告知大选日期，以及何时宣布人们期待的选举法。
2.
Election activity has surged in the past few days with both major parties trying to motivate their supporters to vote.
选举活动在过去几天开始升温，两大政党都在试图动员他们的支持者投票。
3.
Mr Cheng's backing is likely to be seen as a vote of confidence in London's already booming property market.
郑家纯的支持可能被看成是对已经很繁荣的伦敦地产市场投出的一张信任票。
4.
Voter registration is the right to vote on the rights of every citizen, from the legal recognition of their voter behavior.
选民登记是指对每一个享有选举权利的公民，从法律上确认其选民资格的行为。
5.
Even if the alternative vote is not the official system, voters will tend to behave as if it were.
即使AV制不是正式的投票制度，选民的投票模式也往往符合AV制的安排。
6.
But since it was not legal for a woman to vote at the time she was arrested.
要知道，那个时候，女性参与投票可是一件违法的事。后来，她与她的女性律师为此做了辩护。
7.
The Economist, if it had a vote, would choose George W. Bush.
如果《经济学人》手中持有一张选票，它会选择乔治·W·布什。
8.
Do you know who was the first American woman allowed to vote for her husband for president?
你知道谁是第一个被允许在总统选举中投票给她先生的美国妇女吗？
9.
In advance of the House vote, President Bush said the legislation will help the U. S. intelligence community protect Americans.
众议院对修改的外国情报监视法表决之前，布什总统表示，这项立法将有助于美国情报部门保护美国人民。
10.
Fewer Indians and Coloureds have been showing up to vote, indicating that many have not found a political home.
更少数的印第安人与有色人种已在参与投票，但表明他们的许多人未找到其政治归属。