中文翻译与英英解释

adj.
1.选举的；选举人的。
2.【历史】〔E-〕选帝侯的。

of or relating to elections; "electoral process"

relating to or composed of electors; "electoral college"

例句与用法

They are pushing for electoral reform .
他们迫切要求改革选举制度。

She is putting forward radical proposals for electoral reform .
她为选举制度的改革提出极为激进的建议。

The electoral district was considered a pretty solid conservative seat .
该选区被认为是保守党的相当稳固的阵地。

He had even got on the electoral register in highgate before the war .
战争爆发之前，他居然在海格特取得选民资格。

After the shock of their electoral defeat , the party really began to pull together .
该党在受到选举失败的打击之后，才真正地团结起来。

The period immediately after an electoral victory is a moment of charmed innocence .
紧接着选举胜利后的时期是一个上天保佑的天真无知的时期。

The united states could be pulled off course by electoral obsession and party passion in washington .
华盛顿的大选热潮和党派斗争情绪有可能使美国脱离正道。

Many people would like the electoral system to be reformed but i do not believe this will ever come to pass .
很多人都想要改革选举制度，但我认为不可能实现。

The constitution of the u. s. originally provided that the president was to be indirectly elected by an electoral college .
美国宪法原先规定，总统应由选举团选举出来。

Bhutto destroyed himself by seeking a popular mandate too rapidly and then manipulating the electoral result .
布托则因为过分急于得到人民委托，又要操纵选举结果，从而使自己走向毁灭。