voters

Voters

1. 名词

voters [ˈvoʊtərz] (复数)

词义：投票人，选民

例句：

1. The voters will cast their ballots tomorrow. (选民们将在明天投票。)
2. Only registered voters are allowed to participate in the election. (只有登记的选民才能参加选举。)
3. She is a first-time voter. (她是首次投票的人。)

2. 形容词

voters [ˈvoʊtərz]

词义：投票的，选民的

例句：

1. The government is implementing new voter registration procedures. (政府正在实施新的选民登记程序。)
2. The voter turnout was high in this election. (这次选举的投票率很高。)
3. He is running for office and trying to appeal to undecided voters. (他正在竞选公职，并试图吸引还未决定投票的选民。)

3. 词语辨析

“voters”与“electorate”都表示选民的意思，但“electorate”更常用于官方文件或正式场合，而“voters”则更常用于口语和非正式场合。

例句：

1. The government is working hard to increase voter turnout. (政府正在努力提高选民投票率。)
2. The proposition received overwhelming support from the electorate. (这项提案得到了选民的压倒性支持。)

4. 词汇扩充

1. eligible voters 合格选民
2. registered voters 登记选民
3. disenfranchised voters 被剥夺选举权的选民
4. swing voters 摇摆选民
5. apathetic voters 无兴趣的选民

5. 近义词

electors, citizens

6. 反义词

non-voters, abstainers

7. 柯林斯词典

名词：Voters are people who are allowed to vote in an election.

形容词：Voters are used to describe things that are connected with the act of voting in an election.

8. 牛津词典

名词：A voter is a person who is voting or who has the right to vote.

形容词：Voter is used to describe things that are connected with voting in elections.

9. 用法

“voters”作为名词，用于表示投票人或选民。作为形容词，用于描述与选举投票相关的事物。

例句：

1. The voters have the power to decide the outcome of the election.
2. She is an enthusiastic voter and always researches the candidates before casting her vote.

10. 相关例句

1. The voters have the power to decide the outcome of the election. (选民们有权决定选举结果。)
2. She is an enthusiastic voter and always researches the candidates before casting her vote. (她是一个热心的选民，在投票前总是研究候选人。)
3. Many voters were undecided until the last moment. (许多选民直到最后一刻才做出决定。)
4. The voters expressed their dissatisfaction with the current government through their votes. (选民们通过投票表达了对现政府的不满。)
5. The election campaign aims to mobilize young voters and encourage them to participate in the democratic process. (选举运动旨在动员年轻选民，鼓励他们参与民主进程。)
6. The candidates are competing for the support of undecided voters. (候选人们争夺还未决定投票的选民的支持。)
7. The voters overwhelmingly rejected the proposed tax increase. (选民们以压倒性的方式否决了提议的税收增加。)
8. The turnout of voters was lower than expected. (选民的投票率低于预期。)
9. Registered voters can cast their ballots at any polling station within their electoral district. (登记选民可以在其选区内的任何投票站投票。)
10. She has been an active voter since she turned 18. (自18岁以来，她一直是一个积极的选民。)
11. The political party organized a rally to attract undecided voters. (政党组织了一场集会，以吸引还未决定投票的选民。)
12. The voters' opinions on this issue are divided. (选民们对这个问题的意见分歧。)
13. She was elected as a delegate by the voters in her district. (她被选区的选民选为代表。)
14. The candidates are making promises to gain the support of voters. (候选人们正在做出承诺，以获得选民的支持。)
15. He is an undecided voter and is still considering his options. (他是一个还未决定投票的选民，仍在考虑他的选择。)
16. The voters are eager for change and are looking for a candidate who can bring about positive reforms. (选民们渴望变革，正在寻找一个能带来积极改革的候选人。)
17. The party is focusing its campaign on winning over swing voters. (该党将其竞选活动集中在争取摇摆选民。)
18. She is an enthusiastic voter and always makes sure to vote in every election. (她是一个热心的选民，总是确保在每次选举中都投票。)
19. There was a record voter turnout in this election. (这次选举创下了选民投票人数的纪录。)
20. The candidates are vying for the voters' attention in the final days of the campaign. (候选人们在竞选的最后几天争夺选民的关注。)
21. The voters' decision will shape the future of the country. (选民的决定将塑造该国的未来。)