referendum是什么意思_音标_用法_例句

简单释义：

n. 全民公决；全民投票

网络 公民投票；公投；复决

变形：

复数：referendums  

完整释义：

n.

1.(决定政策可否等的)公民表决;投票(权);公民所投的票
2.(大使对本国政府的)请示书

例句：

1. Legal experts doubt the constitutionality of a referendum to call for a rerun of an election.
   法律专家怀疑就重新选举进行全民公决的宪法性。

2. Lawmakers close to Mr. Venizelos came out against Mr. Papandreou. His referendum and his majority were history. He resigned days later.
   与韦尼泽洛斯过从甚密的议员站出来反对帕潘德里欧。他的公投和他的多数党地位都成了历史。几天后，他辞去了职务。

3. A measure referred to voters by a state legislature proposing that specific legislation be approved or rejected is a referendum.
   是指通过州立法机关建议具体立法得到批准或否决而进行的选民投票，称为“全民投票”。

4. Future British governments would have to be mad to call a referendum on an EU treaty.
   未来英国政府如果还对欧盟条约进行公投，那一定是疯了

5. The former foreign secretary Sir Malcolm Rifkind said he believed a vote for a referendum would make Britain a "laughing stock" .
   而前外交部马尔列姆·列坎德则认为，为一项全民公决进行议会投票会让英国成为“笑柄”。

6. Do not think of it as something utopian, something that electorates have to approve in a referendum.
   别把它当作不切实际、或是必须经过选民公投通过的事情。

7. Early Wednesday morning a government spokesman said the cabinet expressed unanimous support for the prime minister's referendum plan.
   周三早间，政府发言人说，内阁对帕潘德里欧的全民公决计划表示一致支持。

8. The referendum might have become a protest vote against the long-serving taoiseach.
   他说，公投将变成对Ahern长期霸占总理职位的一种示威。