选举权 [xuǎn jǔ quán]
n. franchise
misc. the right to vote
专业释义
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right to vote - 引用次数：33
Because women did not really aware of the significance of the right to vote for their own , their enthusiasm for political participation was not high .
妇女的参政热情不高,她们并没有真正意识到选举权对其自身的重要性。
参考来源 - 二十世纪八十年代美国妇女参政状况研究voting-rights - 引用次数：6Amendments 14 and 15, passed after the Civil War, acknowledged both citizenship and voting-rights of Afro-Americans, facilitating their passage into political life.
南北战争后通过的第十三、十四、十五条宪法修正案,在承认黑人为美国公民的同时,又承认了他们的选举权,使黑人有了较为可行的参与政治的机会。
参考来源 - 美国黑人选举权在立法上的确立 （研究生论文） -
the right to vote
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双语例句原声例句
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第19条修正案赋予妇女选举权。
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在那之前，妇女根本就没有选举权。
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在英国和美国，国民18岁开始有选举权。
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Now,there was even a group of nobles who believed that they could be elected, that if you had an election people would actually vote to restore the monarchy.
当时甚至有一群贵族,相信人们会选择君主制,相信如果人们有选举权,他们就会投票保留君主政体
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Nobody is yet, except these women, thinking of female suffrage.
在当时,除了这些妇女本人之外,没人想过妇女也应有选举权
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