absolute majority

英 [ˌæbsəluːt məˈdʒɒrəti]

美 [ˌæbsəluːt məˈdʒɔːrəti]

n.  绝对多数(指超过半数的选票或胜出之候选人)

经济

牛津词典

noun

• 绝对多数（指超过半数的选票或胜出之候选人）
  more than half of the total number of votes or winning candidates

柯林斯词典

• 绝对多数
  If a political party wins anabsolute majority, they obtain more seats or votes than the total number of seats or votes gained by their opponents in an election.

英英释义

noun

• (elections) more than half of the votes
  Synonym:majority

双语例句

• Both are far short of the326 seats needed for an absolute majority.
  两个党派都距离成为绝对多数所需的326个席位相差甚远。
• The news came after Mr Berlusconi lost his absolute majority in Parliament and came under intense pressure from his allies and the markets.
  此前，贝鲁斯科尼已失去在议会的绝对多数席位，并面临来自盟友和市场的巨大压力。
• Non-quota immigrants were an absolute majority in every single year.
  非配额移民在其间每一年都占绝对多数。
• It is conceivable, if still unlikely, that this could threaten the CSU's absolute majority.
  这很有可能，即便是没有实现，也会威胁基社盟的独立执政地位。
• Absolute majority of the species were the warm water species.
  本区鱼类以暖水性种占绝对优势；
• The British general election has produced a "hung parliament" as no party wins an absolute majority, preliminary results showed Friday.
  上周五英国大选初步选举结果显示，没有政党赢得绝对多数选票，因此产生“无多数议会”。
• The Congress alone have the right to decide whether the writing is clear and the affirmative votes are an absolute majority.
  文字是否清晰，赞成票是否占绝对多数，只有国会有权决定。
• The chancellor is to be elected by an absolute majority of the Federal Assembly for a four-year term.
  政府首脑是总理，由联邦议院绝大多数成员选举产生，任期4年。
• With United Nations 'support, East Timor held a referendum on August 30, 1999 and the absolute majority selected independence.
  在联合国的主持下，东帝汶1999年8月30日举行了全民公决，绝大多数选民选择独立。
• In the world of today, absolute majority countries have parties and exercise party politics.
  当今世界，绝大多数国家都存在政党，实行政党政治。