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e·lect·ed 英ɪ'lektɪd美ɪ'lektɪd 高COCA³⁶⁶⁹BNC²⁵³⁰iWeb⁷⁸⁰²Economist⁹⁸²
基本英英近义反义例句Thesaurus例句
adj.当选的¹⁰⁰动词elect的过去式和过去分词形式原型elect的过去式和过去分词
选举
Adjective:
subject to popular election;elective official 近义词 elective选举的
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This first full legislature will have 60electedmembers–20 of whom will be directlyelected.整个首届立法会将有六十个经选举产生的议席，其中二十个为直选议席。adj.chosen
同义词 namedvoted in
incomingadjective succeeding
designate,elect,future,new,next,to-be
more preferredadjective favorite, chosen
adopted,approved,culled,decided upon,elected,endorsed,fancied,favored,handpicked,liked,named,picked,popular,sanctioned,selected,set apart,settled upon,singled out,taken,well-liked
most preferredadjective favorite, chosen
adopted,approved,culled,decided upon,elected,endorsed,fancied,favored,handpicked,liked,named,picked,popular,sanctioned,selected,set apart,settled upon,singled out,taken,well-liked
namedadjective chosen
announced,anointed,appointed,approved,assigned,authorized,called,certified,chosen,commissioned,consecrated,decided upon,declared,delegated,deputed,drafted,elected,entrusted,favored,nominated,opted,ordained,pegged,picked,preferred,sanctioned,selected,settled on,supported,tabbed,vested
preferredadjective favorite, chosen
adopted,approved,culled,decided upon,elected,endorsed,fancied,favored,handpicked,liked,named,picked,popular,sanctioned,selected,set apart,settled upon,singled out,taken,well-liked
selectedadjective picked
chosen,elected,named,preferred,tabbed But what makes a difference this year is that Republicans, elected with the support of the Tea Party movement, are refusing to agree unless the Obama administration makes deep cuts in spending.
今年之所以不同于以往，是因为在选举中得到茶党运动支持的共和党人拒绝同意提高债务上限，除非奥巴马政府大幅削减开支。 yeeyan |