1、votes

votes發(fā)音

英：[vo?ts]　　美：[v??ts]

英：　　美：

votes中文意思翻譯

常用釋義：投票

n.選票；選舉；得票數（vote的復數形式）

v.投票；提倡（vote的第三人稱(chēng)單數形式）

votes常用詞組：

majority of votes───多數票；表決多數

votes雙語(yǔ)使用場(chǎng)景

1、Voters must be able to understand how to make their selections , and votes must be easy to count in mass quantities.───投票人必須能夠了解如何圈選，選票也必須容易在數量龐大的狀況下計算。

2、The votes had been miscounted.───票數計錯了。

3、Make sure you choose correctly. -. . . that they're on your side, because you're on TV right now, trying to get votes.───確信做出正確選擇他們站在你這邊，因為你正在電視節目上，試圖得到選票。

4、The City Council votes unanimously to impose fines on dog owners and to set standards on how much barking is too much.───市議會(huì )投票一致同意，將制定狗叫是否過(guò)量的標準，并且會(huì )對狗的主人征收罰金。

5、Jim: As you know, there were three candidates, and the total votes the two losers got were more than the winning candidate got.───你也知道一共有三個(gè)候選人，其中兩個(gè)落選人員的得票數加起來(lái)比當選人員的得票數多。

6、He scraped in with 180 votes.───他以180票勉強當選。

7、He lost by less than 100 votes.───他以相差不到100張選票敗北。

8、We have quite a bit of support for this bill but we're not sure that we have enough votes to get it passed.───我們有很大的支持率對那個(gè)賬目，但是我們不確信我們有足夠的投票來(lái)使它通過(guò)。

9、A senior House Democratic aide said he was 'cautiously optimistic' but put the responsibility on Republicans to come up with more votes.───一位眾議院民主黨高級助手表示，他對救助計劃獲得通過(guò)持“謹慎的樂(lè )觀(guān)態(tài)度”，但認為共和黨人有責任促成更多的贊成票。

votes相似詞語(yǔ)短語(yǔ)

1、potes───n.波特斯（西班牙地名）

2、rotes───n.(Rotes)人名；(德)羅特斯

3、notes───n.注釋?zhuān)f(shuō)明，筆記（note的復數）；票據；n.（Notes）（意）諾泰斯（人名）

4、cotes───n.（鴿子、羊等的）柵，欄；村舍，小屋；（刀、劍的）鞘；護套（cote的復數）；v.超過(guò)，超越（cote的第三人稱(chēng)單數）；n.(Cotes)（美、加）柯特斯（人名）

5、dotes───abbr.藥物劑量記錄和治療緊急癥狀（DosageRecordandTreatmentEmergentSymptom）

6、botes───n.補償；損害賠償；森林采伐權

7、motes───n.微粒（mote的復數）；n.(Motes)人名；(英)莫茨

8、totes───手提

9、voters───n.選民，投票人（voter的復數）；投票者列表

2、請問(wèn)在美國總統選舉中，citizens，voters，electors的區別分別是什么(英語(yǔ)回答)

A voter is a citizen who votes. In many states, it's possible to tell if you've voted in past elections (the voting log is a public record) although obviously not who you voted for. The party political machines do keep track of this in states where these records are publicly accessible, and thus can tell "voter" from "nonvoting citizen".

Some citizens are not allowed to vote. The most common reason is age, as those under 18 are not generally allowed to vote, but are still citizens. Others include having been adjudicated as mentally incompetent and having been convicted of a felony.

Under current law, all voters are citizens. In theory, it's possible for a state or municipality to allow noncitizens to vote in nonfederal elections, but at the present time no jurisdiction allows this. New York City used to allow noncitizens who have children in the school system to vote in school board elections, but this was repealed (in 2006, if I am not mistaken).

Elector, a member of an electoral college

Confederate elector, a member of the Electoral College (Confederate States), which elected the President Jefferson Davis, and Vice President Alexander H. Stephens

U.S. Presidential and Vice Presidential elector, a member of the Electoral College (United States), which formally chooses the President and Vice President of the United States