right to vote

英 [raɪt tu vəʊt]

美 [raɪt tu voʊt]

网络  选举权; 投票权; 无表决权; 表决权; 投票权利

法律

英英释义

noun

• a legal right guaranteed by the 15th amendment to the US Constitution
  1. American women got the vote in 1920
  Synonym:votesuffrage

双语例句

• He became a citizen, thereby gaining the right to vote.
  他成了公民，因此有投票权。
• Today every citizen aged eighteen or over has the right to vote.
  如今，年满18周岁或18周岁以上的公民都有选举权。
• When did all women finally get the right to vote in the United States?
  文中最后一句给出了本题的答案。1920年一项条款写进了宪法，它赋予了所有美国妇女选举的权利。
• From then on, all black people had the right to vote.
  从那时起，所有的黑人都有了选举权。
• Deprived of the rights of citizenship especially the right to vote.
  被剥夺了公民的权利，特别是投票的权利。
• But, throughout the East, they lost every attempt to gain for themselves the right to vote.
  可是在整个东部，她们为自己争取选举权的每一个尝试都失败了。
• Civil rights include freedom, equality in law and in employment, and the right to vote.
  公民权包括法律上和就业上的自由和平等以及投票权。
• Aduh: And then poor whites, blacks and women got the right to vote. I know.
  阿德：接着贫穷的白人、黑人和女人才有权利投票。这我知道。
• They insisted on their right to vote.
  他们坚持要求要有选举权。
• He became a British citizen, thereby gaining the right to vote.
  他成了英国公民，藉此得到了投票权。