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单词 ballot
释义
ballot
noun
uk
/ˈbæl.ət/us
/ˈbæl.ət/
[CorU]
asystemoroccasionofsecretvoting:
（无记名）投票
Representativeswereelectedbyballot.代表们是通过无记名投票选举出来的。
Everyonecastshis or her ballot(=votes)insecret.每个人都以秘密形式无记名投票。
Theydecidedtoholdaballot.他们决定组织一次无记名投票。
[C]
(alsoballot paper)
apieceofpaperon which you writeyourvote
选票
putsomethingto the ballotUK
tovotesecretlyon aparticularmatter:
就…举行无记名投票
OK, thisseemsto be anareaofdisagreement, so let's put it to the ballot.好吧，看起来这个是争议点，那我们举行无记名投票（来决定）吧。
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  • Theelectionof thegovernmentiscarriedout bysecretballot.
  • Theresultof thestrikeballot will beknowntomorrowmorning.
  • Since shesupportednone of thecandidates, shespoiledher ballotpaper.
  • ballotrigging
  • Thedelegateswereelectedby ballot.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Elections
  • absentee
  • absentee ballot
  • absentee vote
  • absentee voter
  • absentee voting
  • exit poll
  • first-past-the-post
  • flip
  • franchise
  • general election
  • proportional representation
  • proxy
  • proxy vote
  • proxy voter
  • proxy voting
  • voting
  • voting booth
  • voting machine
  • voting slip
  • whistle-stop
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ballot
verb[T]
uk
/ˈbæl.ət/us
/ˈbæl.ət/
toorganizeasecretvoteby agroupofpeopleinordertofindouttheirviews:
进行无记名投票
Theuniondecidedto ballotitsmemberson theissue.工会决定让会员就这件事进行无记名投票。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Elections
  • absentee
  • absentee ballot
  • absentee vote
  • absentee voter
  • absentee voting
  • exit poll
  • first-past-the-post
  • flip
  • franchise
  • general election
  • proportional representation
  • proxy
  • proxy vote
  • proxy voter
  • proxy voting
  • voting
  • voting booth
  • voting machine
  • voting slip
  • whistle-stop
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(Definition ofballotfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

ballot| American Dictionary

ballot
noun[C/U]
us
/ˈbæl·ət/
apieceofpaperon which you write asecretvote
The ballot is also asystemoroccasionofsecretvoting:
[U]Issues need to beconsideredinopendebateor put on the ballot.
(Definition ofballotfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

ballot| Business English

ballot
noun
uk
/ˈbælət/us
[C]
anoccasionwhenpeoplevoteon something, usually insecret, or thesystemforvoting:
Theofficialsareelectedby ballot.
About 45percentof the state's 2.8 millionregisteredvoterscasta ballotin theprimary.
Theunionisplanningtoholda ballotforstrikeaction.
[C]
(UKalsoballot paper)
apieceofpaperon which you writeyourvote:
InBritain, thenormalshareofspoiledballotpapersin ageneralelectionis less than 1%.
[CorU]STOCK MARKET
amethodofchoosingwhichinvestorswill getsharesthat are beingofferedfor the firsttime, when thedemandforsharesisgreaterthan thenumberbeingoffered
ballot
verb[IorT]
uk
/ˈbælət/us
toorganizeasecretvoteby agroupofpeopleinordertofindouttheiropinions:
Theunionsaid it would ballotworkersoverindustrialactionin apaydispute.
Thousands ofsteelworkersare to be balloted forstrikeaction.
STOCK MARKET
tochoosetheinvestorswho will getsharesthat are beingofferedfor the firsttime, when thedemandforsharesisgreaterthan thenumberbeingoffered
(Definition ofballotfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofballot

ballot
In these circumstances, ideological identification obviously dominates party identification, on both the first and second ballots.
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Finally, even for party leaders in major urban areas, existing balloting arrangements created serious problems of party management.
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I was also able to calculate how many of those voting cast spoiled and blank ballots.
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Throughout this entire period men were more likely than women to mis-mark their ballots or cast blank ones.
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The sum of abstentions, void or invalid ballots amounted to 39% of those registered in one polling station.
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Their interest is also in the changes in the methods of electoral fraud, its regional specificity and the scope in which they influenced the ballots.
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An offer to subscribe was included with ballots.
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In such societies, the constellation of political parties is formed on the basis of ethnicity, which overridingly determines how voters cast their ballots in elections.
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Today they constitute a majority of all registered and active voters ; and when they vote they are less likely than men to spoil their ballots.
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The day was a public holiday and over 70 % of registered voters cast their ballots.
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Involves local elections, appointments, town meetings, ballots, or election districts; includes bills requiring that legislation go into effect after local election ratifies.
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Each voter was provided twelve ballots to cast, one for each position.
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Another thirteen states used office bloc ballots.
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The first five chapters study fraud during the period in which there were both seconddegree ballots (from 1902 to 1912) and direct and public ballots (from 1913 to 1924).
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How can we believe voters were accepting risk if the true risk of the course they were choosing was hidden from them at the time they cast their ballots ?
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