ballots

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选票
常用释义
n. 选举（ballot 的复数）；不记名票
v. 投票（ballot 的第三人称单数）

扩展信息

选票
在总统大选的最后阶段，“导弹”（missiles）与“选票”（ballots）的对垒更形鲜明。配合总统选举最后阶段，中华人民共和国再次 …
不记名票
财务词典(英汉对照) 1 ... Balancing ledger 馀额栏式分类帐 Ballots 不记名票 Bank balance 银行往来馀额 ...
景郡
King County Election Results, Recount,... ... Ballots 景郡 Percent 选区 ...

考试重点

四级
考频：近五年出现2次
n/v. 投票表决 
n. 选票
六级
考频：近五年出现1次
n. 选票

例句

He said, however, that the Guardian Council could recount the affected ballots if the candidates ask for it.

Once qualified, minor party candidates are placed directly on the General Election ballot and do not appear on primary ballots.

Voters have been casting ballots all day at polling places across the nation.

In response, Mr Zelaya led a group of supporters to an air force base where they carted off the ballots.

In the days leading up to Election Day, large numbers of voters also turned out to cast their ballots in early voting.

It would not risk a generation of struggle on ballots that it disdained in its own country.

conceded defeat only when he calculated that there were not enough uncounted ballots to provide him with the votes he needed.

It was something most of the voters said they'd never seen before, people queuing in lines that ran around the block to cast their ballots.

Across the country, Americans are already streaming to election offices to cast their ballots for the next president.

The only ballots yet to be counted are from Russians voting abroad and inaccessible places of the country.

And it's more than just a savvy fashion choice: The hat will be incorporated into his symbol on the upcoming presidential election ballots.

At least 60% of eligible voters must cast ballots for the referendum result to be valid.

In many countries citizens who are unable to make it to the polling station are granted absentee ballots .

That counting the ballots might cast a cloud upon what [Bush] claims to be the legitimacy of his election.

The Supreme Court of the U. S. A. deliberate whether the ballots of Florida should be re-counted.

If the Secretary is running for office, the ballots shall be returned to and counted by the President Elect.

The method by which a party chooses its candidate for the general election, in which voters cast ballots for their favorite party candidate.

In subsequent votes, it has cried foul; some of its supporters rioted for months after the ballots were counted.

The easiest elections to audit are the least technically sophisticated: voting with paper ballots.

More importantly, perhaps, a motion to hold secret ballots in future (thought to favour the would-be whalers) failed.

As they enter the rooms for voting, electoral officials check their personal identification documents and had ballots out to them.

Voting ballots are unsigned and marked by the voters in private booths so that no one else can find out for whom a citizen is voting.

Every third name offered on all party ballots must be a woman.

You don't throw your ballots until you see a target, and if that target is not within your reach, keep your ballot in your pocket.

The ballots are counted by hand, with each accountant responsible for one fourth of the total.

If so, Iraq is still in that democratic half-way house where bullets are used to influence ballots.

During the reconciliation process, poll workers scan the paper ballots to produce reconstructed ballot images (REBIs).

常用短语

by ballot
by ballot - 投票选举（或表决）；按抽签决定
secret ballot
secret ballot - 无记名投票
ballot box
ballot box - 投票箱
ballot for
ballot for - 抽签；为…投票
ballot paper
ballot paper - 选票；投票用纸
adj.+n.
secret ballot
v.+n.
hold ballot

同义词

n.
选举（ballot的复数）；不记名票
elections votes
v.
投票（ballot的第三人称单数）
votes

更新时间：2025-04-24 21:29