elections

elections的音标为[ɪˈleknɪs]，基本翻译为“选举；当选”。

速记技巧：可以将单词拆分记忆，e-lect-tion，联想单词“选择”，加上表示“选举”的名词后缀“-ion”。

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Elections的英文词源：

Election这个词源自拉丁语ex-cillare，意思是“选择”或“挑选”。

变化形式：

1. Elect - 动词形式，意为“选举”或“选中”。

2. Elector - 名词形式，意为“选举人”。

3. Election - 名词形式，意为“选举”或“当选”。

相关单词：

1. Vote - 投票，意为“投一票”，与选举密切相关。

2. Polling Station - 投票站，指举行投票的地方。

3. Nomination - 提名，指提名某人作为候选人进行选举。

4. Candidate - 候选人，指参加选举的人。

5. Election Day - 选举日，指举行选举的日子。

6. Parliamentary System - 议会制度，指通过选举产生议会的政治制度。

7. Referendum - 公民投票，指就某项政策或法律进行全民投票表决。

8. Majority Rule - 多数规则，指在选举中获得多数选票的候选人或政党获胜的规则。

9. Majority - 多数派，在选举中获得多数选票的派别或候选人。

10. Minority - 少数派，在选举中未获得多数选票的派别或候选人。

常用短语：

1. elect for

2. vote for

3. be elected

4. run for

5. cast one"s vote

6. election campaign

7. ballot box

双语例句：

1. We should elect those who have the most ability and experience to lead the company. (我们应该选举那些最有能力和经验的人来领导公司。)

2. Vote for me, I will do my best to serve the people. (请投我一票，我将竭诚为人民服务。)

3. He was elected as the chairman of the association at the last election. (在上次选举中，他被选为协会主席。)

4. She ran for the presidency but lost the election. (她竞选总统，但选举失败。)

5. Everyone should have the right to cast their vote without any interference. (每个人都应该有投票的权利，不受任何干涉。)

6. The ballot box was sealed and counted in a fair and transparent manner. (投票箱被公平透明地封存和计票。)

7. The next election will be held in two years time. (下次选举将在两年后举行。)

英文小作文：

Elections are an important part of our democratic society, where people can choose their representatives and voice their opinions. From local elections to national ones, elections give us the opportunity to shape our future and influence policies that affect us all.

During elections, we can see candidates campaigning hard, making promises and trying to convince voters to vote for them. The result of an election can have a significant impact on the direction of a country or community, and it is important that we have a fair and transparent process where everyone can participate and have their say.

However, elections are not just about who wins, but also about participation and democracy itself. It is essential that we respect the result of an election and abide by the rules, even if we disagree with some of the choices made. After all, elections are about representing the will of the people, and we should all strive to make our voices heard and have a say in how our society is run.