free vote

美 　英

• n.自由投票（根據(jù)個(gè)人信念而非政黨政策）
• 網(wǎng)絡(luò)自由選舉；自由票選題

英漢解釋

n.	1. a vote in the British parliament or any similar body in which members may vote according to their consciences and personal opinions rather than as instructed by their party leaders

例句

Prime Minister, Gordon Brown, had to give in to demands for a free vote (by parliamentarians ) on this issue.

首相戈登布朗只好讓步——由議員自由投票表決這一問(wèn)題。

Member Mehran Barati said it is no longer about the election of Mousavi, but the right to a free vote.

抗議者巴拉迪說(shuō)：“現(xiàn)在事情已經(jīng)不只限于穆薩維，而是涉及自由選舉權(quán)利了。”

Many observers doubt whether the national government will allow a free vote, or tolerate secession by the south.

許多觀察人士現(xiàn)在不確定，全國(guó)政府是否會(huì)允許自由選舉，是否會(huì)容忍南部地區(qū)脫離蘇丹。

In a free vote, still more MPs would have voted for a referendum.

在自由投票中，仍然有更多的議員選擇留在歐盟。

Egyptians have never voted in such numbers or in a free vote, and the outcome is hugely uncertain.

埃及公眾從未有過(guò)如此多人參加投票，也從未參加過(guò)自由的投票，此次的投票結(jié)果極不確定。

They also have a free vote on a number of backbench amendments to tighten the law on abortion.

他們同樣也對(duì)一些加強(qiáng)流產(chǎn)控制法的補(bǔ)充議案自由投票。

Myanmar says it is planning free elections in 2010, but there is international skepticism that authorities there will allow a free vote.

緬甸表示，正計(jì)劃在2010年進(jìn)行自由選舉，但外界對(duì)該國(guó)軍政府能否允許自由投票持懷疑態(tài)度。

'Today, I believe it will be a free vote. '

今天我相信這會(huì)是一次自由的投票。

All political power in America is limited, and it is temporary and only given by the free vote of the people.

所有的政治權(quán)力都是受到限制的、暫時(shí)的，必須經(jīng)過(guò)自由投票之后才能得到。

In last year's election campaign, Stephen Harper, now prime minister, pledged a free vote on the issue.

在去年的競(jìng)選中，現(xiàn)任總理斯蒂芬·哈珀（StephenHarper）保證就此問(wèn)題自由投票。