vote
🇺🇸
/vəʊt/
🇬🇧
/vəʊt/
noun
B1
a choice you make in an election or meeting
Each vote helps decide who will lead.
每一票都有助于决定谁将领导。
B1
a time when people vote on something
The vote on the new law will happen tomorrow.
关于新法律的投票将于明天进行。
B1
the right to vote in elections
At age 18, citizens get the vote.
年满18岁，公民获得选举权。
B2
the total number of votes cast
The final vote count was very close.
最终投票结果非常接近。
B2
votes from a specific group
The youth vote can change an election.
年轻人的投票可以改变选举结果。
verb
B1
to make a choice in an election
Remember to vote in the upcoming election.
记得在即将到来的选举中投票。
B2
to choose someone by voting
She was voted class president by her peers.
她被同学们投票选为班长。
R
to say something is good or bad
The show was voted the best of the year.
这个节目被投票选为年度最佳。
R
to agree to give something by voting
The committee voted to increase funding.
委员会投票决定增加资金。
R
to suggest or support an idea
I vote we take a break now.
我建议我们现在休息一下。
translation
投票, 投票时间, 选举权, 总票数, 特定群体的投票
投票, 投票选举, 评价, 投票同意给予, 提议支持
词形变化
3rd Present
votes
Past
voted
Perfect
voted
Progressive
voting
Plural
votes