plurality

用法例句

plurality (relative majority) system

多数票（相对多数）制

plurality (simple majority) system

多数票（简单多数）制

The amount by which the greater number of votes cast, as in an election, exceeds the total number of remaining votes.

多数票占选票的决大多数，例如在选举中超过其余票数和的票数

The bill was passed by a clear majority.

议案获绝对多数票通过.

He was elected by a large majority.

他以绝对多数票当选。

The resolution was passed by a large majority.

这个决议以多数票通过。

He was voted in by a handsome majority.

他以可观的多数票当

He was elected by a large majority [by a majority of3240].

他以大多数票[超过对方3240票]当选。

The government does not have an overall majority, ie a majority over all other parties together.

政府没有获得（超过各党派票数的）总合多数票.

He was returned to Parliament with a decreased majority.

他以有所减少的多数票当选为议员.

The mayor got in by the slimmest of margins

市长以十分微弱的多数票当

The simple majority method is adopted in these elections.

选举以简单多数票决定选举结果。

majority of votes

表决多数,投票过半数

He won by a majority of two: the vote was seven to five.

他以两票多数获胜:票数是七比五。

The noes have it, ie Those voting `no' are in the majority.

投反对票者占多数.

Most banks accept International Money Orders.

“多数银行接受国际汇票。

The bill got through by a margin of two votes

议案以两票多数通过。

When the senators vote, the ayes will have it.

参议员投票时, 投赞成票的人将占多数。