英语词汇vote怎么读，是什么意思，单词翻译、读音、固定搭配用法和短语词组及例句-英汉双解词典

¹ vote /ˈvoʊt/ verb

votes; voted; voting

¹ vote

/ˈvoʊt/

verb

votes; voted; voting

Learner's definition of VOTE

[no object] : to make an official choice for or against someone or something by casting a ballot, raising your hand, speaking your choice aloud, etc.投票选举；投票表决

Citizens will vote today for their new governor.市民们今天将投票选出新州长。
Did you vote in the last election?上次大选你投票了吗？
The committee hasn't yet voted on the matter.委员会仍未就此事进行投票表决。
She generally votes Republican/Democratic.她通常投票支持共和党/民主党。
Congress voted 121 to 16 to pass the bill.国会以121票对16票通过了这项议案。
He voted against the proposal.他投票反对这个提案。
Most people voted for school reform. = Most people voted in favor of school reform.大多数人投票赞成学校改革。

[+ object] : to make a decision about (someone or something) by voting投票决定：: such as

a : to make (something) legal by a vote投票使（某事）合法化

They voted the referendum into law.他们投票支持将全民公决写进法律。

b : to choose (someone or something) for an award by voting投票表决（授奖给某人） — usually used as (be) voted通常用作(be) voted

He was voted Bachelor of the Year.他当选为年度最佳学士。

c : to officially agree to give (someone) something by voting（正式）投票同意

Senators voted themselves a pay raise despite the budget shortfall.尽管预算亏空，参议员们仍然投票同意为他们自己加薪。

[+ object] : to suggest (something) for others to agree or disagree with提议；建议

We have to decide what to do about dinner. I vote that we get a pizza.我们得决定一下饭该怎么解决，我提议吃比萨饼。

vote down

[phrasal verb]

vote (something) down or vote down (something)

: to defeat or reject (something) by voting投票反对；投票否决

The proposal was voted down.这项提案被投票否决了。

vote in

[phrasal verb]

vote (someone) in or vote in (someone)

: to elect (someone) to an office or position投票选出…任职

She was voted in (as vice president) last year.她是去年当选（副总裁）的。

vote on/onto

[phrasal verb]

vote (someone) on/onto (something)

: to decide by a vote that (someone) will be allowed to become a member of (a group, team, etc.)投票同意…加入（某组织、队等）

You have been voted onto the team.你已入选球队。
She was voted on the committee.她已被选入委员会。

vote out

[phrasal verb]

vote (someone) out or vote out (someone)

: to decide by a vote that (someone) will no longer have an office or position投票免去…的职位

She was voted out (of office) last year.她去年被免职了。

vote with your feet

: to show your dislike of a particular place or situation by leaving and going somewhere else用脚投票；用离开（或去别处）表示不喜欢

When the restaurant changed its menu, many former customers voted with their feet and stopped coming.这家餐馆改变了菜式，许多老顾客很不喜欢，便不再光顾。

vote with your wallet

or US vote (with) your pocketbook

: to vote in a way that helps you financially为自身经济利益而投票

: to show what you like and dislike by choosing where to shop and what to buy用购买与否表示好恶

If our customers don't like our products, they will vote with their wallets. [=they will not buy our products]如果顾客不喜欢我们的产品，他们就不会购买。

— voting

noun [noncount]

The polls will open for voting at 8:00.投票站将于早上8点开放。
Voting was heavy [=a lot of people voted] in the 5th Precinct.第5选区的选民投票踊跃

² vote /ˈvoʊt/ noun

plural votes

² vote

/ˈvoʊt/

noun

plural votes

Learner's definition of VOTE

a [count] : the official choice that you make in an election, meeting, etc., by casting a ballot, raising your hand, speaking your choice aloud, etc.选票；票

They are counting/tallying the votes now.现在他们在数/计选票。
There are 20 votes in favor and 12 against.有20票赞成，12票反对。
He got 56 percent of the votes.他获得了56%的选票。
She's campaigning hard to raise money and win votes.她正在为筹款和拉选票而到处活动。
People waited in line to cast their votes.人们排队等候投票。
I cast my vote for the Republican/Democratic candidate.我投了共和党/民主党候选人的票。

b [singular] : the result of voting投票结果；表决结果

The vote was in her favor.投票的结果是她赢了。
She won by a vote of 206 to 57.她以206票对57票的结果胜出。

the vote

a : the legal right to vote投票权；选举权；表决权

In 1920, American women won the vote.*1920年，美国妇女获得了选举权。

b : the whole group of people in an area who have the right to vote投票者；选民 — usually used in the phrase get out the vote通常用于短语get out the vote

Volunteers for his campaign helped get out the vote [=persuade people to go vote] on Election Day.选举那天，助选志愿者们纷纷帮他拉选票。

c : the total number of votes made in an election（选举的）投票总数，选票总数

The candidate won only 10 percent of the vote.那位候选人只获得了10%的选票。

d : a particular group of people who have the right to vote特定投票群体；特定选民

He tried to win the youth/Black/farm/business vote.他试图赢得青年/黑人/农牧业/商界选民的支持。

[singular] : an occurrence in which a group of people make a decision about something by voting投票；表决

Let's take a vote. All those in favor say “aye.”我们来投票吧。所有赞成的人都说“同意”。
The issue never came to a vote.这个问题从未表决过。
The referendum will be put to a vote.是否进行全民公决将由投票决定。

单词	vote
释义	vote (noun) vote 6 ENTRIES FOUND: vote (verb) vote (noun) vote of confidence (noun) vote of no confidence (noun) foot (noun) wallet (noun) ¹ vote /ˈvoʊt/ verb votes; voted; voting ¹ vote /ˈvoʊt/ verb votes; voted; voting Learner's definition of VOTE 1 [no object] : to make an official choice for or against someone or something by casting a ballot, raising your hand, speaking your choice aloud, etc.投票选举；投票表决 Citizens will vote today for their new governor.市民们今天将投票选出新州长。 Did you vote in the last election?上次大选你投票了吗？ The committee hasn't yet voted on the matter.委员会仍未就此事进行投票表决。 She generally votes Republican/Democratic.她通常投票支持共和党/民主党。 Congress voted 121 to 16 to pass the bill.国会以121票对16票通过了这项议案。 He voted against the proposal.他投票反对这个提案。 Most people voted for school reform. = Most people voted in favor of school reform.大多数人投票赞成学校改革。 2 [+ object] : to make a decision about (someone or something) by voting投票决定：: such as a : to make (something) legal by a vote投票使（某事）合法化 They voted the referendum into law.他们投票支持将全民公决写进法律。 b : to choose (someone or something) for an award by voting投票表决（授奖给某人） — usually used as (be) voted通常用作(be) voted He was voted Bachelor of the Year.他当选为年度最佳学士。 c : to officially agree to give (someone) something by voting（正式）投票同意 Senators voted themselves a pay raise despite the budget shortfall.尽管预算亏空，参议员们仍然投票同意为他们自己加薪。 3 [+ object] : to suggest (something) for others to agree or disagree with提议；建议 We have to decide what to do about dinner. I vote that we get a pizza.我们得决定一下饭该怎么解决，我提议吃比萨饼。 vote down [phrasal verb] vote (something) down or vote down (something) : to defeat or reject (something) by voting投票反对；投票否决 The proposal was voted down.这项提案被投票否决了。 vote in [phrasal verb] vote (someone) in or vote in (someone) : to elect (someone) to an office or position投票选出…任职 She was voted in (as vice president) last year.她是去年当选（副总裁）的。 vote on/onto [phrasal verb] vote (someone) on/onto (something) : to decide by a vote that (someone) will be allowed to become a member of (a group, team, etc.)投票同意…加入（某组织、队等） You have been voted onto the team.你已入选球队。 She was voted on the committee.她已被选入委员会。 vote out [phrasal verb] vote (someone) out or vote out (someone) : to decide by a vote that (someone) will no longer have an office or position投票免去…的职位 She was voted out (of office) last year.她去年被免职了。 vote with your feet : to show your dislike of a particular place or situation by leaving and going somewhere else用脚投票；用离开（或去别处）表示不喜欢 When the restaurant changed its menu, many former customers voted with their feet and stopped coming.这家餐馆改变了菜式，许多老顾客很不喜欢，便不再光顾。 vote with your wallet or US vote (with) your pocketbook 1 : to vote in a way that helps you financially为自身经济利益而投票 2 : to show what you like and dislike by choosing where to shop and what to buy用购买与否表示好恶 If our customers don't like our products, they will vote with their wallets. [=they will not buy our products]如果顾客不喜欢我们的产品，他们就不会购买。 — voting noun [noncount] The polls will open for voting at 8:00.投票站将于早上8点开放。 Voting was heavy [=a lot of people voted] in the 5th Precinct.第5选区的选民投票踊跃 ² vote /ˈvoʊt/ noun plural votes ² vote /ˈvoʊt/ noun plural votes Learner's definition of VOTE 1 a [count] : the official choice that you make in an election, meeting, etc., by casting a ballot, raising your hand, speaking your choice aloud, etc.选票；票 They are counting/tallying the votes now.现在他们在数/计选票。 There are 20 votes in favor and 12 against.有20票赞成，12票反对。 He got 56 percent of the votes.他获得了56%的选票。 She's campaigning hard to raise money and win votes.她正在为筹款和拉选票而到处活动。 People waited in line to cast their votes.人们排队等候投票。 I cast my vote for the Republican/Democratic candidate.我投了共和党/民主党候选人的票。 b [singular] : the result of voting投票结果；表决结果 The vote was in her favor.投票的结果是她赢了。 She won by a vote of 206 to 57.她以206票对57票的结果胜出。 2 the vote a : the legal right to vote投票权；选举权；表决权 In 1920, American women won the vote.1920年，美国妇女获得了选举权。 b : the whole group of people in an area who have the right to vote投票者；选民 — usually used in the phrase get out the vote通常用于短语get out the vote Volunteers for his campaign helped get out the vote* [=persuade people to go vote] on Election Day.选举那天，助选志愿者们纷纷帮他拉选票。 c : the total number of votes made in an election（选举的）投票总数，选票总数 The candidate won only 10 percent of the vote.那位候选人只获得了10%的选票。 d : a particular group of people who have the right to vote特定投票群体；特定选民 He tried to win the youth/Black/farm/business vote.他试图赢得青年/黑人/农牧业/商界选民的支持。 3 [singular] : an occurrence in which a group of people make a decision about something by voting投票；表决 Let's take a vote. All those in favor say “aye.”我们来投票吧。所有赞成的人都说“同意”。 The issue never came to a vote.这个问题从未表决过。 The referendum will be put to a vote.是否进行全民公决将由投票决定。
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