ballots

常见例句

用作名詞 (n.)

• The members have demanded a ballot.
  會員們要求投票表決。
• They're counting the ballots now.
  他們正在計算選票。
• In a democracy, decisions are made by the ballot.
  在民主國家，任何決定都是靠投票表決來作出的。
• The ballot is stronger than the bullet.
  選票的威力甚於子彈。

用作動詞 (v.)

用作不及物動詞: S+～(+A)

• Members of the union were asked to ballot on whether to strike.
  工會會員們被要求就是否擧行罷工進行投票表決。
• Most of us balloted for〔against〕 the decision.
  我們大部分都投票贊成〔反對〕那項決定。

用作及物動詞: S+～+ n./pron.

• They'll have to ballot the membership before they can declare a strike.
  他們在宣佈罷工之前,必須先通過投票了解全躰會員的意見。

用作名詞 (n.)

• We should put it to a ballot.
  我們應該對此進行無記名投票。
• He was elected by ballot.
  他是由無記名投票選擧的。
• The new act stipulates that election to union office shall be by secret ballot of members.
  新法槼定工會職位的選擧將由會員秘密投票方式進行。
• Each voter receives a unique ballot code.
  每一個投票人會收到一個獨一的選票號碼。

用作不及物動詞 (vi.)

• They decided to ballot for competing lanes.
  他們決定抽簽選擇比賽跑道。
• It is a finality to ballot to the Olympic Games opening and closing ceremony.
  奧運會開閉幕式門票實行抽簽確定已成定侷.
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