electorate

英 [英 [ɪˈlektərət]]

美 [美 [ɪˈlektərət]]

n.  (一国或一地区的)全体选民

　 　 　 复数：electorates　

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双语例句

• The prime minister's stock remains low with the electorate.
  首相在全体选民中的威望仍然很低。
• His eloquent speech has won him the favor of the electorate.
  他的好口才为他赢得了选民的青睐。
• They've won over a lot of the electorate since she's been leader of the party.
  自从她成为这个掌派的领导者之后，他们已经赢得了众多选民。
• The Government could expect only ingratitude from the electorate.
  政府从选民那里得到的只有忘恩负义。
• A proposal for a change in the law was defeated in parliament, and so the government decided to go to the country and let the electorate indicate its views about the issue.
  修改法律的议案被议会否决了，因此政府决定举行大选，让全体选民表明他们对这一问题的观点。
• For some voters, a change to the boundaries may mean that the electorate a voter lives in changes.
  对于一些选民，改变的界限可能意味着选民选民生活的变化。
• They largely misread the mood of the electorate.
  他们很大程度上误读了选民的意图。
• Unemployment was the electorate's main concern.
  选民关心的主要是失业问题。
• The electorate may not know Mr Obama, but they seem inclined to trust him.
  选民或许不了解奥巴马，但他们似乎愿意相信他。
• The electorate is/ are disillusioned.
  全体选民大失所望。