ballots

n.

投票表决( ballot的名词复数 )；选举；选票；投票总数

v.

（使）投票表决( ballot的第三人称单数 )；

by ballot投票选举（或表决）；按抽签决定

secret ballot无记名投票

ballot box投票箱

ballot for抽签；为…投票

ballot paper选票；投票用纸

1. We should put it to a ballot.
   我们应该对此进行无记名投票。
2. He was elected by ballot.
   他是由无记名投票选举的。
3. The new act stipulates that election to union office shall be by secret ballot of members.
   新法规定工会职位的选举将由会员秘密投票方式进行。
4. Each voter receives a unique ballot code.
   每一个投票人会收到一个独一的选票号码。

1. They decided to ballot for competing lanes.
   他们决定抽签选择比赛跑道。
2. It is a finality to ballot to the Olympic Games opening and closing ceremony.
   奥运会开闭幕式门票实行抽签确定已成定局.

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