referendum

美 [ˌrefəˈrendəm]
英 [.refə'rendəm]
  • n.全民公决；全民投票
  • 网络公民投票；公投；复决
复数：referendums  复数：referenda  

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referendum
n.
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~ (on sth)
全民投票；全民公决an occasion when all the people of a country can vote on an important issue
Switzerland decided to hold a referendum on joining the EU.
瑞士决定就加入欧盟问题举行全民投票。
The changes were approved by referendum.
全民投票赞同这些变革。

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全部全部,全民公决全民公决,全民投票全民投票,公民投票公民投票,公投公投,复决复决
类别:全部全部,口语口语,书面语书面语,标题标题,技术技术
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难度:全部全部,简单简单,中等中等,难难
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The Germans hope that Mr Brown, like Mr Sarkozy, will be ready to push a new treaty through parliament, without a referendum.
德国人希望布朗能够像法国的萨尔科奇一样，向议会提交新的法案进行表决，而不是进行全民公投。
www.ecocn.org
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This draft referendum raises the question of what Taiwan should be called in the international community.
公投草案提出了台湾在国际社会应使用什么名称的问题。
www.america.gov
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Thus Britain would have to hold a referendum to adopt the single currency or to cede its vetoes over EU foreign policy, for instance.
这么一来，英国不得不就是否使用欧盟统一货币，抑或就是否放弃其对欧盟外交政策的否决权等问题展开公投。
www.ecocn.org
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The next election is unlikely to be a referendum on energy policy and much more likely to be about broader economic issues.
下一次选举不太可能是一场能源政策的全民公投，而更可能是关于更广泛的经济问题的。
dongxi.net
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Rose won his title only a year after Australians had voted overwhelmingly in a referendum to recognise indigenous Australians' rights.
澳大利亚人投票表决承认澳大利亚原著民的权利后，罗斯仅花了一年时间赢得了冠军。
article.yeeyan.org
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The referendum might have become a protest vote against the long-serving taoiseach.
他说，公投将变成对Ahern长期霸占总理职位的一种示威。
www.ecocn.org
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During the Lisbon treaty referendum the European Commission made clear that this was not and would not be under threat.
在《里斯本条约》公投期间，欧盟委员会（EC）明确表示，公司税率没有、也不会受到威胁。
www.ftchinese.com
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I think your readers will end up feeling deceived by Cameron over the question of a referendum.
在全民公决这个问题上，我认为你的读者最终会感到自己受到了卡梅隆的欺骗。
article.yeeyan.org
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Legal experts doubt the constitutionality of a referendum to call for a rerun of an election.
法律专家怀疑就重新选举进行全民公决的宪法性。
www.ecocn.org
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"I don't believe the prime minister will call a referendum; the risk of a no is too high, " says Steen Bocian, the bank's chief economist.
塔斯科银行首席经济师斯蒂恩波斯亚表示：“我相信首相不会召开公开表决的，因为反对呼声的风险太高。”
www.ecocn.org