| 释义 |
voting booth ˈvəʊtɪŋbuːð 短语⁷¹⁶⁸⁰
基本英英例句
投票站
Noun:
a booth in which a person can cast a private vote And as November’s mid-terms approach, polls suggest that most Americans will not be thanking the president for health reform when they go into the voting booth.
在11月份举行国会中期选举已经迫近，民调显示绝大多数美国人在前往选举站时，并不会在医疗改革问题上对总统心怀感谢。 ecocn
The only way to survive the onslaught is to make the issue matter as much in the voting booth to those who agree with you as it does to those who disagree.
要想挺过这种猛烈的抨击，唯一的办法就是让投票站里支持你的人意识到，这一问题对于他们的重要性不亚于那些反对它的人。 yeeyan
This is separated from the main room by a stiff beige curtain that you pull closed behind you, as in a voting booth.
淋浴房由一个米色硬窗帘与主卧室隔开，拉上窗帘就能当一个浴室用了。 yeeyan
A woman walks up to a voting booth at a polling station in Herat, Afghanistan on August20,2009.
一个女人走了一个在阿富汗赫拉特投票站投票间8月20日，2009。 cnwest
Besides, once in the voting booth, “ it's only herself and her God.”
此外，一旦进入投票站，“就只有她们自己和她们的上帝说了算”。 yeeyan
First, the economy is changing continuously, as citizens freely express their economic preferences directly in the marketplace and indirectly in the voting booth.
首先，随着美国公民在市场上以直接方式和在投票站里以间接方式表达出来的经济倾向性，美国经济在不断变化。 jukuu
Many white voters told pollsters that they would vote for the black candidate but, in the anonymity of the voting booth, they did not.
很多的白人选民对民意调查人声称自己愿意投票给黑人候选者，但是在匿名投票中，他们却没有这样做。 yeeyan
They paved paradise and put up a voting booth
他们为天堂铺路，搭起了投票站 ecocn
Uppermost in their minds when they get inside the voting booth will be the economy.
在他们走进投票间的那一刻，经济是他们头脑中最关注的问题。 blog.sina.com.cn |