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by-elections ˈbaɪɪˌlekʃn̩z COCA¹³²⁵⁴⁷BNC²²⁶⁸⁴Economist¹¹⁶¹¹
基本例句
n.递补选举by-election的名词复数原型by-election的复数 In Canada Stephen Harper’s Conservatives gained two seats in four by-elections.
加拿大 Stephen Harper的保守党派在递补选举中获得了两个席位。 ecocn
“And normally in by-elections you really don't get that kind of degree of enthusiasm that you find when you're at the beginning of the normal polling or general elections,” he said.
举办递补选举是为了填补原来就空缺的政治职位。他说：“正常来讲，你在递补选举里找不到那种在一般选举刚开始会出现的热忱。” ebigear
Despite the riots, politicians allied with Mr. Thaksin recently won two by-elections in Thailand's rural northeast, where he remains very popular.
尽管发生了这些暴乱行动，但是与他信结盟的政界人士最近仍然在泰国东北部农村地区赢得了两次补缺选举，他信在当地仍享有很高的威望。 ebigear
Five legislators recently resigned their seats, triggering May by-elections which they hope will demonstrate popular support for a faster move to full democracy in the territory.
五名立法会议员最近辞去了自己的职位，由此引发五月份的补选，这些人希望，补选将展现出香港市民拥护加快实行全面民主。 blog.onlycollege.com.cn
Ministers complain that by-elections are a waste of public money.
部长抱怨，递补选举是在浪费民众的钱。 ecocn
On November9th the Conservatives picked up two seats in four by-elections, in all of which the Liberals performed dismally.
在11月9日的递补选举中，保守党占据了四席中的两席，而自由党则整体表现不佳。 ecocn.org
The by-elections seemed rigged.
递补选举看起来作弊了。 ci123 |