by-election

noun

1. （议员等的）补缺选举，补选
   an election of a new Member of Parliament to replace sb who has died or left parliament

1. （国会议员的）补缺选举
   A by-election is an election that is held to choose a new member of parliament when a member has resigned or died.

1. Observer Thoahlane also notes that this was a by-election.
   观察家托赫兰恩还注意到这次选举本身是递补选举。
2. Highlighting the challenge was a poor showing in a by-election in the central city of Multan last week in which the P.P.P.'s candidate came in third, drawing only a few thousand votes.
   让这一挑战突显出来的是，上周，在中部城市木尔坦举行的补缺选举中，该党表现糟糕，候选人只得到了区区几千张选票，仅名列第三。
3. Public interest centres on the outcome of next month's by-election.
   公众的兴趣集中在下个月补缺选举的结果上。
4. The press gave the by-election no publicity and belittled its significance.
   新闻界对这次补选未加宣传。小看了它的重要性。
5. The year has seen one signal triumph for the labour party-victory in the Darlington by-election.
   工党在这一年取得了巨大的成功一在达灵顿的补选中获胜。
6. I have decided not to take part in the by-election of the chief executive in July.
   我决定不参与七月的特首补选。
7. In 1930 he stood as conservative candidate in a by-election, but failed to get in by just under two hundred votes.
   1930年，他作为保守党候选人参加了那次补缺选举，但以仅仅二百票之差落选。
8. Men ride on top of a Jeep in the Kenyan town of Kilgoris to celebrate the victory of their local candidate for parliament in a by-election.
   在肯尼亚镇基尔戈里斯，男子坐于一辆吉普车上，以庆祝他们的胜利，由选举产生的当地议会候选人。
9. His replacement takes over without the need for a by-election.
   他无需经过补选就可以接任此职。
10. The by-election result has ominous implications tor the government.
    补缺选举的结果对政府有不祥的含意。
11. Two years later, Tatchell lost the previously safe labour seat to the liberal candidate Simon Hughes in a notorious by-election that was lacerated by violence and intimidation.
    两年后，在一场被暴力及恐吓所伤害、声名狼藉的补选中，撒切尔原先高枕无忧的工党议席输给了自由党（liberal）候选人西蒙休斯（simonhughes）。
12. The by-election result is being interpreted as a serious setback for the government.
    补选的结果被人解释为是政府遭受严重挫折。
13. The result of the Warrington by-election.
    沃灵顿选区补选的结果。
14. He won the by-election, only to be defeated at the general election.
    他赢得了补缺选举，结果却在普选中落选。
15. In the coming by-election Mr. Jackson is to stand for the Conservatives.
    在即将行的补缺选举中，杰克逊先生将做保守党的候选人。
16. There was a by-election contested by six candidates.
    举行了一次有六位候选人参加角逐的补缺选举。
17. The Liberals have scored a dramatic victory in this by-election.
    自由党在本次补选中取得引人注目的胜利。
18. A side interest; a by ( or bye) effect; only a by comment; by-election; bye-election; a by-product; by-play.
    次要的兴趣；副作用；只是附评；补选；补选；副产品；次要表演。
19. The residents assembly shall have the power to recall members of the residents committee and hold a by-election.
    居民会议有权撤换和补选居民委员会成员。
20. He also passed his first real electoral test as prime minister ( he was chosen not by the public but rather the governing Liberal Democratic Party) by leading the Liberal Democrats to two by-election victories.
    通过领导自民党党员成功补选众议院两个议席，安倍还度过了担任首相以来第一个真正的选举大关（确切地说，选他出任首相的不是民众，而是执政的自民党）。
21. By-election of cluster head ( CH) is proposed to handle the accidental nodes hardware failures. The network level power control is also proposed.
    提出了簇头意外失效时补选簇头和网络层功率控制优化策略。

noun

1. a special election between regular elections

   Synonym:    bye-election