elect


简明英汉词典
	elect
	[I5lekt]
	vt.
	选举, 推选
	v.
	选择, 作出选择, 选举, 选举, 选举
美国传统词典[双解]
	elect
	e.lect
	AHD:[1-lμkt“]
	D.J.[i6lekt]
	K.K.[!6lWkt]
	v.（动词）
	e.lect.ed， e.lect.ing， e.lects
	v.tr.（及物动词）
(1)	To select by vote for an office or for membership.
	选举，竞选：通过选举挑选某人担任某种职务或作某一组织的成员
(2)	To pick out; select:
	挑出；挑选：
	elect an art course.See Synonyms at choose
	选修艺术课参见 choose
(3)	To decide, especially by preference:
	决定：决定，尤指凭好恶决定：
	elected to take the summer off.
	决定夏天休假
(4)	Theology To select by divine will for salvation.
	【神学】（神学）被挑选出来：上帝挑选某人使其灵魂得救
	v.intr.（不及物动词）
	To make a choice or selection.
	选择或挑选
	adj.（形容词）
(1)	Chosen deliberately; singled out.
	精选的；选出的
(2)	Elected but not yet installed. Often used in combination:
	选中的，选定的：选出而尚未就任的，常用于复合词中：
	the governor-elect.
	州长当选人
(3)	Chosen for marriage. Often used in combination:
	当选的：为婚嫁挑选的，常用于复合词中：
	the bride-elect.
	准未婚妻
(4)	Theology Selected by divine will for salvation.
	【神学】（神学）被挑选出来的：蒙上帝挑选而灵魂永远得救的
	n.（名词）
(1)	One that is chosen or selected.
	被选中的人
(2)	Theology One selected by divine will for salvation.
	【神学】被上帝选中灵魂得救的人
(3)	(used with a pl. verb)An exclusive group of people. Used with the :
	（与复数动词连用）特权阶层，特权集团：排外的一群人，与the 连用：
	one of the elect who have power inside the government.
	政府里有权的特权集团中的一员
语源
(1)	Middle English electen
	中古英语 electen
(2)	from Latin ?e ?l?ct- [to select]
	源自拉丁语 ?e ?l?ct- [挑选] ?- [ex-] ?- [向外]
(3)	legere [to choose] * see leg-
	legere [选择] *参见 leg-
现代英汉词典
	elect
	[I5lekt]
	vt.
(1)	（常与to 连用）
(2)	选举，推选
	The government is made up of men and women elected by the people of the country.
	政府是由这个国家的人民选出的人员组成的。
	Reagan was elected as the thirty-second President of the United States.
	里根被选为美国第三十二任总统。
	Mr Charles was elected (the) chairman of the municipal education committee.
	查尔斯当选为先生市教育委员会主任委员。
	To be elected to the House a person must be twenty-five years old and must have been a United States citizen for seven years.
	"要被选作众议员,此人必须大于二十五岁,而且必须是在美国居住了七年的美国公民。"
(3)	作出选择；决定
	He elected to become a doctor.
	他决定当医生。
	She elected to return to work after her baby was born.
	她决定孩子出生后再去做工作。
词性变化
	elect
	adj.
	当选而尚未就任的
用法词典
	elect
	拉丁词e- =out 出来 + lect[源自legere]拾，选
英文相关词典
	elect
	appoint choose pick select vote for
美国传统词典
	elect
	e.lect
	AHD:[1-lμkt“]
	D.J.[i6lekt]
	K.K.[!6lWkt]
	v.
	e.lect.ed, e.lect.ing, e.lects
	v.tr.
(1)	To select by vote for an office or for membership.
(2)	To pick out; select:
	elect an art course.See Synonyms at choose
(3)	To decide, especially by preference:
	elected to take the summer off.
(4)	Theology To select by divine will for salvation.
	v.intr.
	To make a choice or selection.
	adj.
(1)	Chosen deliberately; singled out.
(2)	Elected but not yet installed. Often used in combination:
	the governor-elect.
(3)	Chosen for marriage. Often used in combination:
	the bride-elect.
(4)	Theology Selected by divine will for salvation.
	n.
(1)	One that is chosen or selected.
(2)	Theology One selected by divine will for salvation.
(3)	(used with a pl. verb)An exclusive group of people. Used with the :
	one of the elect who have power inside the government.
语源
(1)	Middle English electen
(2)	from Latin ?e ?l?ct- [to select] ?- [ex-]
(3)	legere [to choose] * see leg-
朗文英汉综合电脑词典
	ELECT
	= ELECTion,选择，选出
英汉法学大词典
	elect
	v.推选 ,选举
英汉化学大词典
	elect
	vt.选择,推选,决定;adj.被选出的,当选的
英汉海运大词典
	elect
	选，选择
英汉计算机大词典
	elect
	vt.选择(推选,决定);adj.被选出的(当选的)

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