查询词典 electable

He was born into the party (his grandfather was deputy prime minister in the Attlee government), and spent much of his life making it electable.

他生于这个党派（他的祖父是艾德礼政府时期的副首相），一生的绝大多数时间都用于将它塑造成一个具竞争力、值得人们为之投票的党派。

This paragraph will need to be revised if activities in Article 3, paragraph 4, continue to be electable.

如第三条第4款中的活动仍然可选，本段将需作修改。

That attitude used to be the mark of not just an honourable but an electable senator.

这种态度在过去不仅意味着他是一个正直的参议员，而且还是一个理应当选的参议员。

You did a good job, he would say, voting and electing people who formerly were not electable because of the color of their skin....

金今天再次出现在我的身边，给我们过去25年的表现打分，他会说什么呢？

To win, she needs to convince voters that Obama is not electable in November even though he's ahead in the delegate race.

要获胜，她需要让选民相信奥巴马在11月份是没有选举资格的，即使他在提名竞选中领先。

His accomplishment has been to make them electable.

卡梅伦的成就使得托利党又有了候选资格。

Blair already had one enormous achievement to his name: dragging the Labor Party to the electable centre.

在掌权之前，布莱尔就赢得了属于自己巨大成就：把工党拉进了选举的中心。

She is one of the most electable politicians within DPP, enjoying tremendous popularity among the urban and upper-middle class voters.

蔡英文在都市及中上阶层的选民中深具选票潜力，也是民进党内最有号召力的年轻政治家之一。

Before coming to power Mr Blair already had one enormous achievement to his name: dragging the Labour Party to the electable centre.

布莱尔先生在登上权力顶峰之前，就已经成功地拥有了一个广泛的名声，并靠它的影响力硬把工党拽进了选举中心。

By doing this, they expected to nominate electable candidates. However, this move has been controversial, critics charging it with some flaws: 1 those who won in the poll did not necessarily electable in general elections; 2 only Taiwan's political parties adopted the survey method; 3 the political parties lost the power over candidate selection; 4 it worsened the illegal practices of violence and vote-buying; 5 it favored incumbents and high-publicity aspirants; and, 6 some unsuccessful aspirants insisted on running as mavericks, thereby thwarting party cohesion.

针对各党实施初选民调的情形，反对者所持之理由可归纳为：其一，初选民调获胜的候选人并不必然在大选中具备强势的竞争能力；其二，迄今唯有我国政党施行初选民调；其三，政党丧失「选才」的重要权力；其四，使得选风更加恶化；其五，初选民调将使得在职者与颇具声望者占尽优势；其六，破坏党内团结，且落败者仍可能执意参选到底。

The split between the two groups can hardly be papered over.

这两个团体间的分歧难以掩饰。

This approach not only encourages a greater number of responses, but minimizes the likelihood of stale groupthink.

这种做法不仅鼓励了更多的反应，而且减少跟风的可能性。