elective是什麼意思_音標_用法_例句

簡單釋義：

n. 選修課程；選修科目

adj. 選舉的；由選舉產生的；選任的；有選舉權的

網絡 選修的；其他選修

變形：

複數：electives  

完整釋義：

adj.

1.選修的
2.選擇性的
3.選舉的,由選舉產生的,有選舉權的
4.〔美國〕隨意選擇的; 【化學】有選擇的

n.

1.〔美國〕選修課程

例句：

1. Demonstrate the " highly efficient " as the main thrust of the required course, and a variety of elective courses expand.
   展示了以“高效率”作為主旨的必修課、選修課及多種拓展課。

2. Conclusions Elective IABP insertion did not reduce the incidence of MACCE following PCI.
   結論：選擇性IABP應用不能降低PCI術後主要心血管事件的發生率。

3. Surgeons say this appeals to men who don't like the idea of taking lots of time off for an elective procedure.
   整形醫生表示，這一點對於不願意花大量時間接受一個可做可不做的手術的男士來說很有吸引力。

4. The 22-year-old says that if she had seen the same guy in an elective class on campus, she would never have ventured to break the ice.
   22歲的她表示，如果是在選修課或者校園裡遇到同一個男孩，她不太可能冒險前去交談。

5. He has never permitted her to exercise her inalienable right to the elective franchise.
   他從不許她行使不可剝奪的選舉權。

6. The elective was just one of a growing number that aim to bring practical topics to the classroom.
   如今，為了將更多的實用性課題引進教室，這樣的選修課越來越多了。

7. The president of Harvard pioneered the elective system, by which students were able to choose their own courses of study.
   哈佛大學的校長率先推出選課制度，這樣學生們就能選擇自己的專業。

8. Conclusion The system of elective course should be made perfect in construction, management and operation.
   結論需從系統構建、科學管理及合理運作方面完善。