cloture

美 [?klo?t??r] 　英 [?kl??t??r]

• n.(美議會)辯論終結(jié)；限期結(jié)束辯論
• v.結(jié)束對(問題等的)辯論
• 網(wǎng)絡(luò)討論終結(jié)；終止辯論；辯論的終結(jié)

詞形變化

復(fù)數(shù)：clotures  過去分詞：clotured  現(xiàn)在分詞：cloturing  

英漢解釋

n.	1. (美議會)辯論終結(jié);限期結(jié)束辯論
v.	1. 結(jié)束對(問題等的)辯論

英英解釋

n.	1. the process of stopping a debate in the U.S. Senate by forcing the members to vote immediately on the bill being discussed

例句

We believe the abuse of the cloture rule ending debate is a violation of fundamental Constitutional principles.

我們相信結(jié)束辯論規(guī)則的可用終結(jié)濫用是一種基本的憲法原則的違反。

Senators hold a wide range of political views, and not all party members will favor cloture on the same issues.

參議員有各種各樣不同的政見，并非所有的黨員都會贊成在同一個問題上采取以提付表決的做法來終止辯論。

In 1975, the Senate reduced the number of votes needed for cloture to three-fifths (60).

1975年，參議院決定將使用cloture所需的票數(shù)從三分之二減為五分之三（60票）。

(US cloture)(In a parliament or other legislative body)method of endIng a debate by takIng a vote

（國會或其他立法議會中的）藉投票表決以終止辯論的方法