electoralism
名词
英 [e'lektərəlɪzəm] 美 [e'lektərəlɪzəm]
基本释义
n.选票至上主义
词根词缀
词根
elect
选举，选择
+
后缀
or
表人或物
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后缀
al
形容词后缀，...的
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后缀
ism
主义，学说
elect + or + al + ism = electoralism
网络释义
选举主义；一种政治理论或行动，强调通过选举来改变或体现政治权力和决策。
Wiktionary英语原文词典
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1. Some critics argue that electoralism can lead to a superficial democracy, where the focus is solely on winning elections rather than addressing the needs of the people.
2. The party's electoralism strategy involved extensive campaigning and grassroots organizing to mobilize voters and secure electoral victories.
2. The party's electoralism strategy involved extensive campaigning and grassroots organizing to mobilize voters and secure electoral victories.
实用场景例句
商务邮件
Adopting a strategy of electoralism might win us this board seat, but it could damage our long-term reputation.
采取选票至上主义的策略可能会为我们赢得这个董事会席位，但这可能会损害我们的长期声誉。
学术写作
Electoralism often leads to the marginalization of minority groups who cannot deliver swing votes.
选票至上主义往往导致无法提供摇摆选票的少数群体被边缘化。
旅游出行
The country's shift towards electoralism has made its political climate much more volatile for visitors.
该国向选票至上主义的转变，使其政治气候对游客来说变得更加动荡。
日常对话
Some people argue that electoralism ignores the real issues and just focuses on winning votes.
有些人认为选票至上主义忽视了真正的问题，只关注赢得选票。
社交媒体
Electoralism is ruining real progress; politicians just say what we want to hear instead of the truth.
选票至上主义正在破坏真正的进步；政客们只是说我们想听的，而不是真相。
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