vote

- n. 投票, 选票
- n. 发言权
- v. 投票
- Definition
- n. a formal choice made by marking a paper or raising your hand
- n. a person's right to give an opinion in a decision
- v. to make such a formal choice
- Example
- Citizens will vote for a new leader tomorrow.
- 公民们明天将投票选举新领导人。
Synonyms & Differences 近义词辨析
Compared meaning: a way of choosing by voting (noun).
比较义项:投票(表达选择的方式)(名词)。
- vote 本词
The general, everyday word for expressing a choice; the choice can be made formally (marking a paper) or informally (raising a hand), and 'vote' is also commonly used as a verb.
vote 是表示表达选择这一行为的通用日常用词,这种选择既可以是正式的(在纸上做记号),也可以是非正式的(举手表示),而且 vote 也常用作动词。
A show of hands is a quick way to vote on small decisions.
举手表决是就小事做出选择的一种快捷方式。
- ballot
Refers specifically to the formal, usually secret paper or system used to record choices in an election; it is mainly a noun and names the physical document or the formal process, not the act of choosing itself.
ballot 特指选举中用来记录选择的正式、通常匿名的选票或投票制度,它主要用作名词,指的是具体的选票文件或正式流程,而不是选择这一行为本身。
The city mailed every registered voter an official ballot before election day.
该市在选举日之前给每位登记选民邮寄了一张正式选票。
Vote is the general word for expressing a choice, formal or informal (like raising a hand), and is used as a verb. Ballot means the formal, usually secret paper or system used in an election; it is mainly a noun for the document or process.
这两个词都表示“投票”,但正式程度和用法不同:vote 泛指表达选择这一行为,可以是正式的,也可以是举手这样非正式的方式,而且 vote 常用作动词;ballot 特指选举中使用的正式、通常匿名的纸质选票或投票制度,强调具体的选票文件和流程。此处不比较 vote 作动词表示“投出一票”的其他搭配用法。