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voting on + noun
表示就某个议题进行投票表决。
The committee will begin voting on the proposal tomorrow.
委员会将于明天开始就提案进行投票。
投票；选举
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投票；选举
a choice that is made by counting the number of people in favor of each alternative; the act of casting a vote
The committee will begin voting on the proposal tomorrow.
委员会将于明天开始就提案进行投票。
在选举中选出某人或某事物的行为或过程。
The act or process of choosing someone or something in an election.
投票的行为或过程。
The act or process of casting a vote.
Voting is a fundamental right in a democracy.
投票是民主制度中的一项基本权利。
The voting for the new class president will take place tomorrow.
新班长选举将在明天进行。
Early voting allows people to cast their ballots before the official day.
提前投票允许人们在正式投票日之前投下选票。
表示就某个议题进行投票表决。
The committee will begin voting on the proposal tomorrow.
委员会将于明天开始就提案进行投票。
表示投票支持某人或某事。
Many citizens participated in voting for the new mayor.
许多市民参与了投票支持新市长。
voting 用作形容词，修饰名词，表示与投票相关的。
Please use the voting machine located in the lobby.
请使用大厅里的投票机。
Not this
I have a voting today.
Use this
I have a vote today.
“voting”作为名词表示“投票行为”时是不可数名词，不能加不定冠词“a”。表达“一次投票”应使用可数名词“vote”。
Not this
We are voting the new law.
Use this
We are voting on the new law.
“vote”作为不及物动词，后接宾语时必须使用介词“on”或“for”，不能直接跟宾语。原句缺少介词，造成语法错误。
Focus on the distinctions below. Other candidates are kept compact until a reliable usage note is available.
投票权
Citizens over 18 have voting rights in national elections.
18岁以上的公民在全国选举中拥有投票权。
投票亭
She stepped into the voting booth and pulled the curtain.
她走进投票亭，拉上了帘子。
投票年龄
The voting age was lowered from 21 to 18.
投票年龄从21岁降低到了18岁。
投票机
The new voting machine is more accurate than the old one.
新投票机比旧机器更准确。
缺席投票
Many soldiers use absentee voting to cast their ballots.
许多士兵通过缺席投票来投票。
提前投票
Early voting starts next week for the primary election.
提前投票下周开始，为初选做准备。
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voting 音似'我挺'，想象你举着牌子'我挺你'在投票。
register: neutral; typical settings: election, meeting, poll; note_zh: 多用于正式投票场合，如选举或会议表决，也常见于非正式投票。
名词为不可数；形容词仅用作定语。
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