reelected

英 [ˌriːɪˈlɛktɪd]

美 [riɪˈlɛktəd]

网络  蝉联; 连任; 改选

双语例句

• The author challenges the hypothesis that if Kennedy had not been assassinated and had been reelected, American policy towards China might have seen significant changes.
  作者对若肯尼迪不遇刺并实现连任，美国对华政策在其任期内可能会发生重大修正的假说提出了质疑。
• He has been reelected to the Senate.
  他重新当选参议员。
• Having found a way to ride the wave of taxpayer revolt, he got reelected as Governor of California.
  他找到办法借助纳税人反抗浪潮的威力，再次当选为加州州长。
• Debates about the size of the federal government will take a back seat to getting reelected, and the result will be more tax cuts and spending increases.
  赢得选举将成为头等大事，联邦政府规模的争论则退居次席，这也意味着减税的规模将扩大，政府的开支将增加。
• He was reelected for four consecutive terms.
  他连着四任当选。
• Most political experts believed President Bush would easily be reelected in 1992.
  大部分政治专家相信布什总统将会在1992年的选举中轻松连任。
• When he was reelected for a second term, Jackson opposed renewing the Bank's charter, which was due to expire in 1836.
  他第二次当选连任总统时，反对联邦银行的特许证（于1836年到期）延期。
• The experience may be useful if he is reelected.
  如果奥巴马能再次当选，这些经历或许会对他有所帮助。
• In general, incumbents have a 94 per cent chance of being reelected.
  通常现任官员有94%的几率会再次当选。
• Alkalinity degree of the product can be improved if appropriate reelected agent was appended.
  如果在反应体系中添加适量的改性剂，有助于提高产品的盐基度。