voting

• 投票（的）：指与投票、表决或选举相关的；常作定语，如“投票权”“投票站”。在英语中也可作动名词或名词，表示投票这一行为。

Voting is not an adjective; it is a noun or a verb form (gerund/present participle). It refers to the act of expressing a choice or opinion in an election or decision-making process.

1. Related to casting votesB1formal

   Relating to the act of expressing a choice in an election or decision-making process.

   投票的

   • The voting process was smooth and transparent.
   • Voting rights are fundamental in a democracy.
   • The voting members approved the new policy.

   同义词electoralpolling

• 名词，指表达选择或意见的行为或过程，尤指在选举或决策中投票。

A noun referring to the act or process of expressing a choice or opinion, especially in an election or decision-making process.

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1. Act of casting a voteB1formal

   The process of expressing a choice or opinion in an election or decision-making process.

   投票

   • Voting is a fundamental right in a democracy.
   • The voting for the new president will take place next week.
   • She participated in the voting for the school council.

   同义词ballotpollingvote

2. System of decision-makingB1formal

   A method used by a group to make a collective decision or express an opinion.

   投票

   • The committee used secret voting to choose the winner.
   • Online voting has become more common in recent years.
   • The voting process was fair and transparent.

   同义词ballotelectionplebiscitepollreferendumvote

• 表示在选举或决策过程中表达选择或意见的动词。

A verb used to indicate the act of expressing a choice or opinion in an election or decision-making process.

1. Express choice in electionA2formal

   To formally express one's choice or opinion in an election or decision-making process.

   投票

   • Millions of people voted in the national election.
   • She voted for the candidate who promised education reform.
   • Remember to vote on election day.

   同义词chooseelectpollreturnselect

2. Decide by votingB1formal

   To make a decision or choose something by casting votes.

   投票决定

   • The committee voted to approve the new policy.
   • They voted on whether to extend the deadline.
   • The board voted unanimously to accept the proposal.

   同义词ballotelectpoll

3. Express opinion informallyB1informal

   To express a preference or opinion in an informal setting.

   非正式表达意见

   • I vote we order pizza for dinner.
   • The group voted to go to the beach instead of the park.
   • She voted with her feet by leaving the boring meeting early.

   同义词advocateproposerecommendsaysuggest

短语动词变体vote downvote invote out