to elect
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选举, 通过投票选择
to choose a person for a specific job, particularly a political one, by voting
Transitive: to elect sb
例子
Citizens will elect a new mayor in the upcoming municipal elections.
市民将在即将举行的市政选举中选举一位新市长。
The nation collectively decided to elect the candidate who promised positive change.
国家集体决定选举承诺积极变革的候选人。
例子
She elected to take the scenic route home instead of the highway.
她选择了走风景优美的路线回家，而不是高速公路。
After much thought, he elected to stay in the city rather than move.
经过深思熟虑，他选择留在城市而不是搬家。
elect
例子
The elect team members were carefully selected based on their skills and experience.
精选的团队成员是根据他们的技能和经验精心挑选的。
The elect spokesperson for the group was selected to represent their interests in negotiations.
该小组的选举发言人被选中代表他们在谈判中的利益。
02
当选的, 新当选的
chosen or voted into a public office but not yet officially started serving in that role
例子
The governor-elect will assume office next month.
当选州长将于下个月就职。
She was introduced as the mayor-elect during the press conference.
她在新闻发布会上被介绍为当选市长。
03
被选的, 预定的
(of a person) chosen by God for salvation or divine favor
例子
The elect group of saints was predestined for heaven.
圣徒的选民群体被预定进入天堂。
The elect individuals were called to spread the teachings of faith.
被拣选的个人被召唤去传播信仰的教义。
Elect
01
被选中的人, 当选者
a group of people chosen for a special role or status
例子
The elect were invited to the private ceremony.
被选中的人被邀请参加了私人仪式。
Only the elect could access the exclusive club.
只有被选中的人才能进入这个独家俱乐部。
例子
They believed themselves to be among the elect.
他们相信自己是选民之一。
The preacher spoke about the destiny of the elect.
传道人讲了关于选民的命运。
词汇树
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