plebiscites

美 [ˈplɛbəˌsaɪts]英 [ˈplɛbɪsɪts]
  • n.公民投票;全民公决
  • plebiscite的复数
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plebiscites

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    N-COUNT 公民投票
    A plebiscite is a direct vote by the people of a country or region in which they say whether they agree or disagree with a particular policy, for example whether a region should become an independent state.

  1. The two plebiscites were approved by more than 80 per cent of votes cast but failed to pass because they did not meet the threshold of 50 per cent turnout .

    两项公投的同意票比率均超过80%,但由于投票率都没有达到50%的最低门槛,均未获通过。

  2. Yesterday at Legislative Yuan replied to indicate , these two plebiscites topics haded no law to restrain the power , onlying have " publicized the sex " .

    行政院长游锡昨天在立法院答询时表示,这两道公投题目并没有法律拘束力,只有「宣示性」。