青年中文electing的意思
electing中文翻譯：
當選而尚未就職的
選舉
選擇
selecting───v.選擇，挑選；選定，（從菜單中）選擇（select的現在分詞）
prelecting───vi.講課；講演
reelecting───vt.改選；重選
elections───n.選舉，選舉制；投票（election的復數形式）
election───n.選舉；當選；選擇權；上帝的選拔
elective───adj.選修的；選舉的；選任的；n.選修課程
deselecting───vt.取消選定
electrising───通電
electrizing───vt.充電；使起電；使電氣化
In a direct democracy, citizens take turns governing themselves, rather than electing representatives to govern for them.───在直接民主制度中，公民輪流管理自己，而不是選舉代表來為他們管理。
Those electing to smoke will be seated at the rear.───選擇抽煙的人將坐在后面。
What is the process for electing a new Director-General?───什么是選舉新總干事的程序？
The fact that, throughout the years of relative stagnation, the Japanese kept electing the LDP puzzled many outsiders.───令許多局外人感到困惑的是，在經濟陷入相對停滯的多年時間里，日本人始終選擇由自民黨執政。
If Britain kept electing coalitions, Mr Clegg mused, future manifestos might have to signal which pledges are more cherished than others.───克萊格想，如果英國繼續選舉聯合政府，以后各黨的宣言里要標注哪些諾言比較重要。
Hello. Hey Edwardo! good to hear from you. Yeah, well it's sort of hard to explain our system for electing a president.───你好。嗨，阿德瓦多！很高興聽到你的聲音。是的，這個，要解釋我們選舉總統的體系有點難。
And as you know, if there's one thing the Republicans will not stand for, it's electing some Hollywood celebrity to public office.───大家知道，有件事兒是共和黨從不支持的，那就是把好萊塢明星選成政府官員。
Professor: Although here, it's as if the government is electing by conscription certain citizens to go die for the sake of the whole.───教授：然而這感覺就像是政府為了群體的利益，在通過征兵選出一些公民送死。
They must spell out a clear timetable, simplify needlessly complicated voting rules and speed up the procedure for electing a president.───他們必須制定清楚的時間表，簡化不必要的復雜的投票規則，加快制定選舉總統的程序。
I think we should start by electing a new chairman.
The Parliamentary Party was not in fact electing a prime minister; it was electing a new party leader.
If you are electing to have fish as your main course, bravo!
The House vote on electing a speaker is traditionally on party lines.
The deadlock in electing a president heightened the political tension in the country.
They are free only when they are electing members of parliament.
Bill Clinton has broken the rule against electing the weepy.
Those electing to smoke will be seated at the rear.
It would grant them greater control over electing their own leaders and over their natural resources and economies.