| 释义 |
plurality美 [plʊ'ræləti] 英 [plʊə'ræləti] - n.众多；大量；（未超过半数的）相对较多；复数
- 网络简单多数；多元性；简单多数票
n. number,range,variety,multiplicity,multitude 1. | [c][ususing] 众多；大量a large number |
| a plurality of influences 众多的影响 |
2. | [c][ususing] （未超过半数的）相对较多(in US) the number of votes given to one person, political party, etc. when this number is less than 50% but more than any other single person, etc. receives |
| In order to be elected, a candidate needs only a plurality of the votes cast. 候选人只需要得到相对多数票就能当选。 |
3. | [u] 复数the state of being plural |
n. | 1. 复数;多数;大多数;过半数;〔美国〕(当选人对次多票者的)超过票数 1. 复数;多数;大多数;过半数;〔美国〕(当选人对次多票者的)超过票数 |
n. | 1. the condition of being plural or numerous 2. a great number or part of something, particularly when this quantity represents more than half the whole 3. the number of votes that an election winner gets, or the number exceeding the nearest rival, when no one has more than 50 percent of the total votes cast 4. a large variety of people or things 5. the number of votes that a politician or party gets in an election that is more than any other but is less than an absolute majority 1. the condition of being plural or numerous 2. a great number or part of something, particularly when this quantity represents more than half the whole 3. the number of votes that an election winner gets, or the number exceeding the nearest rival, when no one has more than 50 percent of the total votes cast 4. a large variety of people or things 5. the number of votes that a politician or party gets in an election that is more than any other but is less than an absolute majority |
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