general election

英 [ˌdʒenrəl ɪˈlekʃn]

美 [ˌdʒenrəl ɪˈlekʃn]

n.  大选; 普选

法律

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牛津词典

noun

• 大选；普选
  an election in which all the people of a country vote to choose a government

柯林斯词典

• （英国）大选
  In Britain, ageneral electionis an election where everyone votes for people to represent them in Parliament.
• （美国）普选
  In the United States, ageneral electionis a local, state, or national election where the candidates have been selected by a primary election.

英英释义

noun

• a national or state election

双语例句

• A general election became a certainty three weeks ago.
  3个星期前举行普选已确定无疑。
• Norway may allow Internet voting in its general election next year.
  明年，挪威可能会在普选中实行网络投票。
• The call for a boycott could be enough to seal the fate of next week's general election
  抵制选举的呼吁足以注定下周大选失败的命运。
• Economic deflation and political disillusionment, climaxed by the government's defeat at the general election.
  以政府在大选中败北为高潮的经济紧缩和政治幻灭。
• Ron has been right about the result of every General Election but one
  罗恩对于历届大选结果都预测对了，只有一次除外。
• It seems many people would vote for the government, at a general election, if there was a new leader
  如果有一个新领导人的话，大选时似乎许多人都会投票支持政府。
• Their principal concern is bound to be that of winning the next general election.
  他们最关心的问题肯定是赢得下一次大选。
• The orange one is the2011 General Election voting paper used to elect Members of Parliament.
  橙色的是2011年大选的选票选出的国会议员。
• The Conservative Party's victory in April's general election persuaded him to run for President again
  4月保守党在大选中获胜促使他再次竞选总统。
• His party topped the poll here in last year's general election.
  在上一年的普选中，他的政党在这里获得了最高的票数。