re-elect
re-elect — 動詞
- re-electpresent simple I / you / we / they
- re-electshe / she / it
- re-electedpast simple
- re-electing-ing form
1. to choose someone by vote so they stay in the same official job for another term
連任
再投票讓某人續任原職
to choose someone by vote so they stay in the same official job for another term
Voters re-elected Mayor Bilal after the new clinic opened on time.
新診所準時啟用後,選民讓 Bilal 市長連任。
re-elect + title + person after a finished term
The town re-elected Quan to the school board by a wide margin.
鎮上的人以很大差距讓 Quan 連任學區董事。
re-elect + person + to + role
After four calm years, party members re-elected Tunde as chair.
平穩過了四年後,黨員讓 Tunde 連任主席。
re-elect + person + as + title
Local farmers re-elected Sahil as market committee chair before harvest.
地方農民在收穫前讓 Sahil 連任市集委員會主席。
By midnight, delegates had re-elected Sven as leader despite the scandal.
儘管先前爆出醜聞,代表們到午夜前還是讓 Sven 連任領袖。
past perfect after a completed vote count
- re-elect a mayor
- re-elect a president
- re-elect as chair
- re-elect to the council
- elect
the basic verb for choosing by vote, without showing that the person already held the role.
- return
common in political news for voting someone back into office.
- vote back in
more informal and strongly focused on the voters' action.
- reappoint
used when an authority chooses someone again without a public vote.
文法句型
re-elect + person
re-elect + person + as + title
re-elect + person + to + office
用法筆記
Usually takes the person as the object, with the role added by 'as' or the office added by 'to'. Most often used for political, board, or committee positions when the same person keeps the job for a new term.
常見錯誤
同根字
常見搭配
常用片語
- be re-elected as chair
- be re-elected to office