by-elections

by-elections 基本解释

n.  (议员等的)补缺选举，补选
by-election的复数

重点词汇

• byprep. 被, 经, 由, 在...之旁 adv. 经过, 在近处
• electionsn.选举，推选(尤指从政);当选election的复数

by-elections 详细解释

1. （国会议员的）补缺选举
   A by-election is an election that is held to choose a new member of parliament when a member has resigned or died.

by-elections 双语例句

1. 1、 The by-elections involved less than one-tenth of the seats in Parliament.
   递补选举涉及的议会席位占全部的十分之一都不到。
2. 2、 Citing the adverts, at least one pro-Beijing party said it would not contest the by-elections.
   至少有一个亲北京的党派在提到这些广告时，表示不会支持补选。
3. 3、 His coalition won seats in January by-elections and he secured a convincing victory in a recent confidence debate in Parliament.
   他所在的执政联盟在1月的递补选举中赢得了议席，在最近的一次议会信心辩论中，他也获得了令人信服的胜利。
4. 4、 Parliamentary vacancies to be filled at by-elections.
   要在补选时填补的议会空缺。
5. 5、 It was to be one of the toughest by-elections for a long time.
   这将是好久以来最艰难的一次补缺选举。
6. 6、 After umpteen months of caucuses, by-elections, primaries, media speculation and mud-slinging, the American Presidential Nomination season is over.
   经过数月的政党会议、递补选举、初选、媒体猜测、言论攻击，美国总统提名期已经结束。