constituency

英 [kənˈstɪtjuənsi]

美 [kənˈstɪtʃuənsi]

n. (选举议会议员的)选区; 选区的选民; (统称)支持者

Collins.2 / BNC.2914 / COCA.6333

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noun

（选举议会议员的）选区
a district that elects its own representative to parliament
1. Unemployment is high in her constituency.
  她的选区的失业人数居高不下。
2. He owns a house in his Darlington constituency.
  他在自己的选区达灵顿拥有一座房子。
选区的选民
the people who live in and vote in a particular district
1. constituency opinion
  选区选民的意见
（统称）支持者
a particular group of people in society who are likely to support a person, an idea or a product

(选举议员或政府代表的)选区
Aconstituencyis an area for which someone is elected as the representative in a parliament or government.
N-COUNT (政党或政治家的)支持者群体，拥护者群体
A particularconstituencyis a section of society that may give political support to a particular party or politician.
1. Mr Jackson had a natural constituency among American blacks...
  杰克逊先生在美国黑人中拥有自发的支持。
2. In France, farmers are a powerful political constituency.
  在法国，农场主是强有力的政党支持群体。

noun

The labour functional constituency returns three Legislative Council members and the other 27 functional constituencies return one member each.
劳工界功能界别选出三名立法会议员，余下27个界别各选出一名议员。
He represent one of the northern industrial constituency.
他被选为北方工业选区之一的代表。
The population of each constituency is a primary consideration, he said.
胡法官说，每个选区的人口是最重要的考虑因素。
There were about three hundred coloured voters in the constituency.
在这个选区里大约有三百个有色人种选民。
A candidate must be nominated on these documents by10 voters living in the constituency.
候选人必须获得选区内至少10名选民的提名支持。
They must demonstrate to a broad constituency beyond their own employees and investors that they do a useful job.
除了自己的员工和投资者，他们也必须向广大选民证明：自己做的是有用的工作。
My constituency are ( is) opposed to the government's plan to limit wages.
我这个区的选民均反对政府限制工资的计划。
He have be selected as a candidate for a northern constituency.
他被挑选为北部选区的候选人。
He appealed to a genuine need and a forgotten constituency.
他迎合了一种真实的需求和一群被遗忘的选民。
Mr Jackson had a natural constituency among American blacks
杰克逊先生在美国黑人中拥有自发的支持。