electorates

英 [ɪˈlɛktərɪts]

美 [ɪˈlɛktərəts]

n.  (一国或一地区的)全体选民
electorate的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT-COLL （一国或一地区的）全体选民
  Theelectorateof a country or area is all the people in it who have the right to vote in an election.
  1. He has the backing of almost a quarter of the electorate.
     他得到了几乎1/4选民的支持。
  2. ...the Maltese electorate.
     马耳他全体选民

双语例句

• The Representation Commission produces its final report on the names and boundaries of electorates after considering any objections and counter-objections.
  申述委员会产生后，考虑任何异议和反反对其对选民的姓名和边界的最终报告。
• How is the number of electorates decided?
  选民的人数是如何决定的？
• The fumblings of national politicians, answerable to frustrated electorates, are making things worse.
  要向失望的选民负责的各国政治家们的拙劣应对，正让形势变得更糟。
• If western leaders have grown wary of globalisation, many of their electorates have turned positively hostile.
  如果说西方领导人对全球化产生戒心，那么他们的许多选民已变得对全球化有敌意。
• In order to maximize their own profits the candidates bribe electorates and it is where the problem comes from.
  乡村贿选是行贿人（候选人）、受贿人（选民）等相关人员在特定的法律制度背景下为了自身的利益而相互作用的结果。
• Restricting hedge funds is something they can sell to their electorates.
  限制对冲基金是他们能够向选民兜售的东西。
• Politicians in the US and elsewhere deserve credit for restraint and so do their electorates, because if US voters were demanding militant trade policies, Washington would already have delivered.
  美国及其它地区的政客和选民们，应当为他们的克制受到称赞，因为如果美国选民要求政府采取激进的贸易政策，华盛顿方面可能早已照办。
• In both Europe and America electorates seem to be turning inward.
  美国与欧洲的选民似乎都走向封闭。
• Unregistered political parties may stand candidates in electorates, which independent candidates may also contest.
  未登记的政党候选人在选民的立场，独立候选人也可能比赛。
• Investors know that electorates might choose a government that has no intention of sticking to agreed conditions.
  投资者明白，选民可能会选择无意遵守约定条件的政府。