hold an election
The country will hold an election next month.
这个国家将在下个月举行选举。
选举；投票选举
elections — plural of election
当选；被选上；选择；挑选；被选中的选项；选中的事物；（加尔文主义）神的拣选；预定；通过普选选择领导人、议员、委员或其他代表的过程。
A process or vote by which people choose a leader, representative, or official.
通过普选选择领导人、议员、委员或其他代表的过程。
A process of choosing a leader, members of parliament, councillors, or other representatives by popular vote.
为选出职位或政治职务胜选者而进行的投票
a vote to select the winner of a position or political office
通过大众投票选择领导者或代表
The choice of a leader or representative by popular vote.
挑选某人或某物的行为；行使自主选择
the act of selecting someone or something; the exercise of deliberate choice
被选中的选项
An option that is selected.
被选中的状态或事实
the status or fact of being elected
在加尔文主义中,上帝对圣徒的预定,包括所有被选者
In Calvinism, God's predestination of saints including all of the elect.
The election for the student council will take place on Friday.
学生会选举将于周五举行。
用法提示：election 为名词，指投票选出学生代表的选举活动。
AI contextual example
In many countries, elections are held every few years to choose leaders.
在许多国家，每隔几年就会举行选举来挑选领导人。
用法提示：elections 是 election 的复数形式，泛指各类投票选举。
AI contextual example
Voters went to the polls to take part in the election.
选民们前往投票站参加选举。
用法提示：election 作介词 in 的宾语，表示选举这一过程。
AI contextual example
The country will hold an election next month.
这个国家将在下个月举行选举。
She won the election by a large margin.
她以大幅优势赢得了选举。
常指被选入某个机构或职位
His election to the committee was unanimous.
他当选委员会成员是全票通过的。
强调担任某个角色
Her election as chairperson was announced yesterday.
她当选主席的消息昨天宣布了。
vote侧重投票行为本身，election强调整个选举过程，在具体语境中常可互换但vote更个体化
poll通常指民意调查或投票计数，并非正式选举，常非正式或抽样
ballot强调以选票形式的秘密投票，与election同义但更侧重投票方式
referendum特指对重大议题的直接投票，而election常选代表或官员
grammar · medium
易错句子They participated in election.
正确表达They participated in the election.
中文“选举”常泛指，但英语中当特指某次选举时，必须在election前加定冠词the。
grammar · medium
易错句子The committee will hold an election for the award winner.
正确表达The committee will make a selection for the award winner.
election特指政治或组织的投票选举，而selection指一般的选择或挑选，此处语义应为“挑选”，故用selection更准确。
与选举相对，指通过指定而非投票选出的过程
election 指政治选举或投票；selection 指从多个中挑选。
election 是整体过程；vote 是个人行为或单次投票。
election 是选拔行为；campaign 是为选举进行的宣传或拉票活动。
举行选举
The country will hold an election next month.
该国将于下个月举行选举。
赢得选举
She hopes to win the election with a clear majority.
她希望以绝对多数赢得选举。
大选
The general election is scheduled for November.
大选定于十一月举行。
总统选举
The presidential election attracted global attention.
总统选举引起了全球关注。
竞选活动
The election campaign lasted for six months.
竞选活动持续了六个月。
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选举的核心行为是投票。
选举中竞争职位的人。
候选人争取选票的过程。
投票时使用的纸质或电子票。
选举前预测结果的调查。
大获全胜
The candidate swept the election with 70% of the vote.
这位候选人以70%的选票大获全胜。
宣布举行选举
The prime minister decided to call an early election.
首相决定提前宣布举行选举。
操纵选举
The opposition accused the government of trying to rig the election.
反对派指责政府试图操纵选举。
选举属于人民。
From Abraham Lincoln's speech, this quote emphasizes the democratic principle that the people have the ultimate say in elections.
来自亚伯拉罕·林肯的演讲，这句名言强调了民主原则：人民在选举中拥有最终决定权。
Dictionary facts from ECDICT, WIKTIONARY.