voting是什么意思_音标_用法_例句

简单释义：

n. 投票；表决；选举

v. “vote”的现在分词

Web 投票表决；有投票权的；投票的

变形：

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完整释义：

n.

1.投票(的),选举(的)
2.表决

adj.

1.投票(的),选举(的)

例句：

1. The referendum will allow voters to punish him for his perceived betrayals by voting against the change.
   全民公投将允许选民们以投反对票的方式惩罚他的背叛。

2. But it is hard to see the applicability of that principle to Senate voting, given the other barriers to enacting legislation.
   然而考虑到其他对颁布法律的种种阻挠，参议院的投票表决方式难以体现多数原则的合理性。

3. All shares entitled by the articles of incorporation or this Act to vote generally on the matter are for that purpose a single voting group.
   所有根据公司章程或本法的规定对此事件有投票权的股票即为一个投票团体。

4. The president of the bank sat in, ex officio, at the committee's more important meetings, voting only if it became necessary to break a tie.
   每逢委员会较为重要的会议，银行总裁照例要以当然成员的身份出席会议，然而只有在必须由他出面打破僵局的情况下才参加表决。

5. Mentally ill persons unable to exercise their voting rights shall not do so after confirmation of their cases by an election committee .
   精神病患者不能行使选举权利的，经选举委员会确认，不行使选举权利。

6. In the Senate, Obama amassed a voting record in line with that of the Democratic Party's liberal wing.
   奥巴马在参议院的投票记录与民主党自由派的记录一致。

7. It was his first public announcement since voting ended in a week-long referendum on whether southern Sudan should become a separate state.
   这是自长达一个周之久的苏丹南部独立公投结束以来，总统首次发表演讲。

8. He said the critics of online voting "are well-meaning but they fail to take into account the context. "
   他说关于网上投票的批评“是善意的但不能被重视。”