gerrymandered

gerrymandered

美 [ˈdʒɛrɪˌmændərd] 　英 [ˈdʒerimændəd]

• v.〈美〉(为本党利益)不公正地改划(州,县等的选区)
• n.不公正地划分的选区
• 网络不公正划分选区；不公正地划分选区；划成选区

词形变化

第三人称单数：gerrymanders  现在分词：gerrymandering  过去式：gerrymandered  

英汉解释

v.	1. 〈美〉(为本党利益)不公正地改划(州,县等的选区);任意改划(一地区的选区)以谋取利益 2. 不公正地划分选区
n.	1. 不公正地划分的选区

英英解释

v.	1. to manipulate an electoral area, usually by altering its boundaries, in order to gain an unfair political advantage in an election
n.	1. an electoral area manipulated in such a way as to give one political party an unfair advantage in an election 2. an unfair manipulation of an electoral area for political advantage

例句

One only needs to look at the US Senate, whose members are all elected statewide, and therefore not gerrymandered at all, to see that.

人们只需看看美国参议院，其议员都是从各州选拔出来的，因此不会涉及到不公正地划分选区这一弊病。

No state has quite so many overlapping systems of accountability or such a gerrymandered legislature.

其他州都没有像加州这样冗杂的责任追究制度和划分政党的立法机关。

Besides, 30 states now have Republican governors, though state borders cannot be gerrymandered.

此外，目前美国有30个州的州长是共和党人，而州界可不能重划。

If those politicians have to answer to un-gerrymandered districts, this is the way it should be.

如果那些政客们必须回答公平划分选区的问题，这项决议就是解决此问题的办法。