voters

英 [ˈvəʊtəz]

美 [ˈvoʊtərz]

n.  (尤指政治性选举的)投票人，选举人，有选举权的人
voter的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 选民;投票人;选举人
  Votersare people who have the legal right to vote in elections, or people who are voting in a particular election.
  1. The turnout was at least 62 percent of registered voters...
     至少有62％的登记选民参加了投票。
  2. Austrian voters went to the polls this weekend to elect a successor to the President.
     奥地利选民这周末去投票中心选举下届总统。

双语例句

• He says he's counting on undecided voters to help him win next week's election.
  他说他寄希望于尚未作出决定的选民帮他赢得下周的选举。
• This behaviour is not any more becoming among our politicians than it is among our voters.
  这种行为对于我们的政治家和选民来说都不合适。
• Voters wish to register their dissatisfaction with the ruling party
  选民希望表达他们对执政党的不满。
• The government has lost favour with the voters.
  政府失去了选民的支持。
• The voters should by now be in no doubt what the parties stand for
  选民们现在应该确切知道各党派的主张了。
• I hope voters will treat his advice with the contempt it deserves.
  我希望选民们给予其建议应有的鄙视。
• Mr Gore called on voters and party workers to turn out in strength
  戈尔先生号召选民和政党工作人员积极前来投票。
• They are anxious to demonstrate to the voters that they have practical policies
  他们急于向选民证明自己有切实可行的政策。
• Voters cut councillors 'pay and limited them to one staff member each.
  选民削减了市政会委员的薪酬，并且限定他们每人只配一个工作人员。
• It's risky to assume that we know what voters will be thinking in a year's time.
  自以为我们了解投票人在一年后的想法是很危险的行为。