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基本英英记法近义反义例句
递补选举¹⁰⁰复数by-elections
选举
Noun:
a special election between regular elections蒋争熟词记忆by-非正式；副election选举⇒补缺选举by-非正式；副election选举⇒补缺选举近义词 ballot投票election选举poll民意测验general election大选bye-election补缺选举
The special electionas Americans call a by-election to fill the Craigslist congressman’s empty seat will take place on May24th.
“克雷格清单”事件导致国会议员职位空缺，这次特别选举美国人称之为递补选举将在5月24日举行。 ecocn
Another by-election looms in the important state of Sarawak on May16th.
另一场递补选举将于5月16日在重要的沙捞越州举行。 ecocn
During by-election campaigns, they hurled rotten eggs at their opponents.
在递补选举中，他们向对手们扔臭鸡蛋。 ecocn
His party has suffered a string of defections and lost a recent by-election.
他所在的政党已经有许多人退党，又在最近的一次递补选举中败北。 ecocn
In 1930 he stood as conservative candidate in a by-election, but failed to get in by just under two hundred votes.
1930年，他作为保守党候选人参加了那次补缺选举，但以仅仅二百票之差落选。 iciba
In the coming by-election Mr. Jackson is to stand for the Conservatives.
在即将行的补缺选举中，杰克逊先生将做保守党的候选人。 iciba
It stayed out of the latest by-election, saying it would not compete with a red-shirt“ terrorist”.
它没有插手此次补选，表示不想跟红衫“恐怖分子”相提并论。 ecocn
They could do badly, and perhaps even finish third, in the by-election in Oldham and Saddleworth, in north-west England, on January13th.
他们可能在1月13日在西北英格兰西北部的奥尔德姆市和沙德伍兹市进行的补缺选举中表现糟糕，甚至可能名列第三。 ecocn |