electorates

英 [英 [ɪˈlɛktərɪts]]

美 [美 [ɪˈlɛktərəts]]

n.  (一国或一地区的)全体选民
electorate的复数

　 　 　 　

双语例句

• Electorates are unlikely to be more forgiving.
  选民不大可能会更加仁慈。
• Western policymakers, facing slow growth and furious electorates,  are   understandably   fed   up.
  面对缓慢的增长和愤怒的选民，西方政策制定者们对中国感到忍无可忍，是可以理解的。
• If the EU were to choose a small fiscal union, would electorates accept?
  如果欧盟选择成立一个小型财政联盟，选民们会接受吗？
• Mr Obama's popularity among European electorates should make it easier for governments to find that fee.
  奥巴马在欧洲选民中的声望应该让欧洲政府更容易募到这笔费用。
• The challenges of immigration and domestic economic reform are polarising electorates and producing weak governments.
  移民和国内经济改革带来的挑战，在选民中造成了两极分化局面，并导致政府软弱无力。
• There are70 electorates, including the Maori electorates.
  有70个选民，包括毛利人选民。
• Politicians in the US and elsewhere deserve credit for restraint and so do their electorates, because if US voters were demanding militant trade policies, Washington would already have delivered.
  美国及其它地区的政客和选民们，应当为他们的克制受到称赞，因为如果美国选民要求政府采取激进的贸易政策，华盛顿方面可能早已照办。
• We have moved past the point where electorates and their representatives are willing to pay the ever-rising costs of repairing the system.
  我们已经错过了最佳时机，如今选民们和他们的代表们已经不愿意为修补体系支付日益高昂的成本。
• In order to maximize their own profits the candidates bribe electorates and it is where the problem comes from.
  乡村贿选是行贿人（候选人）、受贿人（选民）等相关人员在特定的法律制度背景下为了自身的利益而相互作用的结果。
• That these assertions have found traction with electorates is depressing.
  这些主张已经得到选民认同的情况很令人担忧。