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- Men and women of eighteen and above are eligible to vote. 年龄在十八岁以上的男女有投票表决权。
- Associate members do not have the right to vote. 准会员没有选举权。
- I'm still undecided (about) who to vote for. 我尚未决定投谁的票。
- Only citizens are eligible to vote. 只有公民有选举资格。
- Women were then denied the right to vote. 那时妇女被拒给选举权。
- Eighteen-year-olds qualify to vote. 年满十八岁者有选举权。
- They embarked on a campaign to get people to vote. 他们展开一场动员人们投票的运动。
- They demanded the right to vote. 他们要求选举权。
- Not bothering to vote is a sure sign of defeatism. 连投票都不投，纯粹是失败主义。
- Not bother to vote is a sure sign of defeatism. 连投票都不投，纯粹是失败主义
- I'm going to vote for the candidate you are planning to vote for. 我打算投票赞成你准备选举的那个候选人。
- The constitutional or statutory right to vote. 选举权宪法或法律规定的选举权
- What convinced you to vote for them? 究竟是什麽使得你愿意投他们的票?
- Having no vote; denied a vote or the right to vote. 无投票权的没有投票的; 被剥夺投票或投票权的
- He became a citizen, thereby gaining the right to vote. 他成为公民，并因此获得了选举权。
- They are mobilizing their supporters to vote at the election. 他们正在组织其支持者向他们拉选票。
- Her husband's such a chauvinist that he tries to tell her how to vote. 她丈夫可真是个大男子主义者，她该投谁的票，他也要左右她。
- We acknowledge his right to vote. 我们承认他有选举权。
- Senator Smith worked on the other committee members to vote for the bill. 史密斯参议员说服其他委员投票赞成该法案。
- Lots of people were thus denied the right to vote. 就这样许多人被剥夺了选举权。
