elector
英 [ɪ'lektə]
美[ɪ'lɛktɚ]
- n. 选举人；有选举权的人；总统选举人
英英释义
- 1. a citizen who has a legal right to vote
实用场景例句
- An elector is entitled to cast one vote for a list.
- 每名选民可投一票,支持一份参选名单.
期刊摘选
- It tells you who is Emperor, who is Elector Count and who has been banned.
- 它会告诉你谁是皇帝, 谁是选举议会成员,谁被帝国驱逐了.
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- I am a registered elector for a the geographical constituency.
- 本人已登记为地方选区的选民.
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- A registered elector is entitled to subscribe only ONE nomination form.
- 每一位登记选民只可签署一份提名表格.
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- The list of elector is put up on the noticeboard in the local office.
- 选举人的名单贴在地方办公室的布告栏上.
期刊摘选
- A polling station is where I vote and is listed on my Elector Information Card.
- 投票站是我前去投票的地方.选平易近登记证上面开列的有投票地点.
期刊摘选
双语例句
- 1. An elector is entitled to cast one vote for a list.
- 每名选民可投一票,支持一份参选名单.
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- 2. I am a registered elector for a the geographical constituency.
- 本人已登记为地方选区的选民.
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- 3. A registered elector is entitled to subscribe only ONE nomination form.
- 每一位登记选民只可签署一份提名表格.
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- 4. The 5 km - long and 1 km - wide park was constructed in 1789 by Elector Karl Theodor.
- 这个长5公里、1公里的公园,是由选帝侯卡尔·奥多尔于1789年建造的.
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- 5. Good - day to you, Monsieur the Elector!
- 早安, 选董先生!
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英文词源
- elector (n.)
- "one who elects or has the right of choice," mid-15c., from Latin elector "chooser, selecter," agent noun from past participle stem of eligere "to pick out, choose" (see election).
词态变化
复数: electors;