elector

elector的音标为[ɪˈlektər]，基本翻译为“选举人；选举议员”。

速记技巧：elector可以通过谐音“易乐特容”来快速记忆。

Elector这个词源自拉丁语，意为“选举人”。它的变化形式包括其过去式和过去分词形式elector，现在分词形式elector以及其名词复数形式electores。

相关单词：

1. Electorate：指选举人的总数或一个国家中具有选举权的人的数目。

2. Electoral：与选举有关的，如Electoral College（选举团）和Electoral Vote（选举人票）。

3. Electoral College：在某些国家的选举中，由选举人组成的团体，负责投票选出该国的总统或议会成员。

4. Electoral System：指一个国家的选举制度，包括投票方式、选举团的组织方式等。

5. Electoral Violence：指在选举过程中发生的暴力事件，包括恐吓、威胁、攻击等。

6. Electorate Size：指一个国家或地区的选举人总数，可以反映该地区的政治参与程度和民主程度。

7. Electoral Participation：指选举中投票的人数占总人口的比例，可以反映一个地区的政治热情和民主氛围。

8. Electoral Rights：指公民在选举中享有的权利，包括投票权、被选举权等。

9. Electoral Process：指选举的全过程，包括选举前的准备工作、投票、计票等环节。

10. Electoral Commission：指负责组织和管理选举的委员会，通常由专业人士组成，负责制定选举规则、组织选举、监督计票等。

Elector常用短语：

1. vote for 投票支持

2. electorate选民

3. electorate system选举制度

4. elector"s vote选民票

5. elector"s right选举权

6. electorate of a state州选民

7. elector"s vote count选民票数统计

双语例句：

1. The candidate who received the most votes was elected president. (获得最多票数的候选人当选为总统。)

2. The electorate is divided evenly between supporters and opponents of the proposal. (提案的支持者和反对者们在选民中的比例相当。)

3. The electorate has grown significantly since the last election. (自上次选举以来，选民人数大幅增加。)

4. The candidate who won the electoral vote was declared the winner of the presidential election. (赢得选举人票的候选人被宣布为总统选举的胜出者。)

5. The electorate is divided along regional lines. (选民们按照地域划分，各自支持不同的候选人。)

6. The electorate is evenly split between young and old voters. (选民中年轻人和老年人各占一半。)

7. The electorate is largely made up of middle-class voters. (选民中大部分是中产阶级。)

英文小作文：

The Electoral College is an important institution in the United States that plays a crucial role in presidential elections. Through the Electoral College, each state is assigned a certain number of electors based on its population, and these electors vote for the presidential candidate who wins their state"s popular vote. The winning candidate must receive a majority of the electoral votes to be elected president, but if no candidate achieves a majority, the House of Representatives decides the winner by casting votes for the presidential candidate they prefer.

The Electoral College system has been criticized by some as being undemocratic, but it remains an integral part of the American political system that has served as a safeguard against election fraud and ensures that smaller states are represented fairly in the electoral process. Despite its flaws, the Electoral College system has played an important role in shaping American history and politics, and it remains an essential part of our democracy today.