voting age

常見例句

雙語(yǔ)例句

• She has probably not even reached the legal voting age of 18.
  甚至，她可能還未到法定選舉年齡----18歲。
• Indeed, minorities are now in the majority in Texas, with Hispanics alone accounting for about 38% of the population—although their share of legal residents of voting age is smaller.
  事實(shí)上，如今在德州，少數(shù)民族才是大多數(shù)，光拉美裔人口就占總?cè)丝诘?8%（盡管拉美裔人口中達(dá)到合法選舉年齡的人數(shù)比例較低）。
• As John McCain crossed the country campaigning for his 2008 presidential bid, he wanted to make sure to reach everyone of voting age, regardless of their ability to think clearly.
  當(dāng)約翰?麥凱恩在各大城市巡講為2008年競(jìng)選總統(tǒng)拉票時(shí)，他想確定城里的選舉人是否都達(dá)到了法定的選舉年齡，除非他們獨(dú)立的思考能力。

原聲例句

• Then,in nineteen seventy-one, the twenty-sixth amendment to the Constitution set the voting age at eighteen.

權(quán)威例句

• This is most apparent among the many Turks who have reached voting age since 1995.
  ECONOMIST: Turkey
• Only 13% of the state's voting age population voted in primary elections two years ago.
  ECONOMIST: Vermont’s Senate race
• He would also lower the voting age to 17, and lessen the personal power of the prime minister.
  ECONOMIST: Canada
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