electable

electable

美 [ɪ'lektəbəl] 　英 [ɪ'lektəbl]

• adj.有候选资格的
• 网络有资格的；排入议程

英汉解释

adj.

1. 有候选资格的

例句

It might be worth placing a few money-losing bets if they made you look electable.

如果他们让你看起来可以当选，或许值得下一点亏钱的赌注。

That attitude used to be the mark of not just an honourable but an electable senator.

这种态度在过去不仅意味着他是一个正直的参议员，而且还是一个理应当选的参议员。

Before coming to power Mr. Blair already had one enormous achievement to his name: dragging the Labor Party to the electable centre.

在掌权之前，布莱尔就赢得了属于自己巨大成就：把工党拉进了选举的中心。

A clobbering now would probably make them more likely to turn to an electable candidate in 2008.

一个痛击现在或许将会使他们更可能在2008年转向一个有候选资格的候选人。

Fatah, to become electable again, needs to end its infighting and corruption.

法塔赫能结束他们的暗斗和腐败后，将重新变得有选举力。

And he has clearly drawn lessons from how Mr Blair made his party electable .

而且他明显从布莱尔如何帮工党上台执政的事实中学习到了些东西。

Last year, when conservatives were searching desperately for someone both solidly conservative and electable , Mr Thompson's name came up.

去年，当保守派们不顾一切地寻找既坚定保守又具有当选可能的人选，他们选中了汤普森先生。

You can't get much more electable than that.

没有比这更高的当选呼声了。

His accomplishment has been to make them electable.

卡梅伦的成就使得托利党又有了候选资格。

Ed Miliband, Labour's new leader, might not be the 'Red Ed' of caricature. But he might not be electable, either

工党新领袖EdMiliband，，也许不是漫画版的“红色爱德华”，但也未必选的上首相。