re-elect

verb

1. 再次选举；再度选上
   to elect sb again
   1. She was re-elected to parliament.
      她再次当选为议员。
   2. The committee voted to re-elect him (as) chairman.
      委员会投票再次选举他担任主席。

in AM, also use 美国英语亦用 reelect


1. VERB 再度选举;使再次当选
   When someone such as a politician or an official who has been elected is re-elected, they win another election and are therefore able to continue in their position as, for example, president or an official in an organization.
   1. The president will pursue lower taxes if he is re-elected...
      如果再度当选，总统将推行减税政策。
   2. ...Ramon Mendoza was re-elected president of Real for a third successive four-year term...
      拉蒙·门多萨再度当选为皇马主席，这是他连续第3次当选这个任期为4年的职位。
   3. He was overwhelmingly re-elected as party leader.
      他以压倒性多数再度当选为该党领袖。

1. The president will pursue lower taxes if he is re-elected
   如果再度当选，总统将推行减税政策。
2. He was overwhelmingly re-elected as party leader.
   他以压倒性多数再度当选为该党领袖。
3. That is a common story. While there are exceptions, voters tend not to re-elect governments that have trashed the economy.
   这个故事众所周知。尽管也有例外，但对于搞砸经济的政府，选民一般不会让它再次当选。
4. The committee voted to re-elect him chairman.
   委员会投票再次选举他担任主席。
5. Why re-elect a man who has failed to unite Americans?
   一个连自己的民众都团结不起来的人，凭什么继续选他总统？
6. Politician: Re-elect me for a second term! In spite of what the House Ethics Committee investigation concluded, my conscience is clean.
   政治家：第二届还选我吧！不管众议院道德委员会的调查结果是什么，我的良心是干净的。
7. Politician: Re-elect me for a second term!
   政治家：第二届还选我吧！
8. I really hope they do not re-elect that fool, honestly.
   老实说，我真的希望他们不要让那个傻瓜连任。