referendum

referendum音标

英 [ˌrefəˈrendəm]

美 [ˌrɛfəˈrɛndəm]

referendum基本释义

n.公民投票；请示书

referendum用法及例句

n.(名词)

请示书

全民投票

全民公决

公民所投的票

公民表决

投票（权）

普通投票

referendum的近义词

noun

1. a legislative act is referred for final approval to a popular vote by the electorate

1. 公民投票；全民公决If a country holds a referendum on a particular policy, they ask the people to vote on the policy and show whether or not they agree with it.

e.g. Estonia said it too planned to hold a referendum on independence.爱沙尼亚称其也计划就独立问题进行全民公决。

近义词

临近词

poll民意测验

election选举

survey问卷

plebiscite公民投票

ballot投票

vote选举权

referendum law

reference

referendum and initiative

referendum on defense

referent

Referendum Court

referendum controversy

Referendum Commissio

Referendum Commissioner

referendum terms

referendums

referendum agreement

相关列句

Q: Sudan will hold a referendum next January.(问：苏丹将于明年1月举行公投。)

Gucci protesters collected more than enough signatures to get the reform put to a referendum.(“古驰抗议者”收集了足够多的签名，让这项改革付诸全民公投。)

Three-fourths of the public say they favour a national referendum on the issue.(3/4的公众说他们赞成就此问题举行全民公投。)

If you're in Italy, make the right choice in the coming referendum.(如果你在意大利，请在即将到来的全民公决中投出正确的一票。)

Swedes rejected a proposal to join in a referendum in 2003.(瑞典人拒绝了参加2003年公投的提议。)

It called for a boycott of the referendum.(他们呼吁抵制全民公决。)

A referendum showed beyond doubt that voters wanted independence.(全民公决毫无疑问地显示，选民要求独立。)

This was the first national referendum in modern Dutch history.(这毕竟是荷兰现代史上的第一次全民公投。)

The groundswell of opinion is in favour of a referendum.(赞成公投的观点迅速高涨。)

But another referendum is unlikely to be held soon.(可惜下次公投不会很快举行。)