unelectable

美 　英

• 網(wǎng)絡不可能選贏；不可能再選得上；無法再選得下手

英漢解釋

adj.	1. certain to be defeated as a candidate for public office, e.g. because of extreme positions on controversial issues

例句

Nationally, Democrats are praying that the tea-party movement will push the Republicans so far to the right that they become unelectable.

對于全國性的選舉，民主黨祈禱茶黨運動將共和黨推到極右，以使共和黨不能參加全國大選。

Among the Republicans, the worry is that she could win the nomination and prove unelectable.

這種贏了黨內(nèi)提名卻輸了總統(tǒng)大選的憂慮正彌漫在共和黨選民中間。

But he might persuade them that Mr Huckabee is unelectable nationally.

但是他也許可以說服他們相信哈克比先生沒有可能在全國性的選舉中獲勝。

The political class once pronounced him unelectable because of his conservative social views, abrasive manner and poor appeal to women.

政治階級曾經(jīng)聲稱他沒有競選資格，因為他的社會觀念保守，舉止魯莽，對女性卻反吸引力。

This means she must make, or abet Republican attacks in making, Mr Obama seem unelectable.

這也意味著希拉里應該促使，甚至慫恿共和黨對奧巴馬猛烈進攻，使他看起來毫無競選價值。