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n.
多数
多数票
超出其余各方票数总和的票数
法定成年年龄
adj.
多数人支持的
ma·jor·i·ty
m jaw rih ti [or] m jor ih ti
复数:majorities
词根:major
adj.major 主要的;重要的;主修的;较多的
n.major [人类] 成年人;主修科目;陆军少校
vi.major 主修
noun
a number or percentage equaling more than half of a total a two-thirds majority
a majority of voters
the excess of a majority over the remainder of the total : margin
won by a majority of 10 votes
the greater quantity or share
the majority of the time
the age at which full civil rights are accorded
The age of majority in the U.S. is 18.
the status of one who has attained this age
graduated … before he had attained his majority—W. L. Burrage
the group or political party having the greater number of votes (as in a legislature)
the military office, rank, or commission of a major
majorities and colonelcies were thick as June blackberries—Dixon Wecter
obsolete the quality or state of being greater
majority of大多数;大部分
overwhelming majority压倒性多数
vast majority绝大多数,大部份
the great majority很大一部分
in the majority占多数
majority leader多数党领袖
majority vote多数票决
majority shareholder大股东;多数股东
absolute majority绝对多数
simple majority过半数;一般多数, 简单多数
narrow majority勉强多数
silent majority沉默的大多数(持温和观点并很少发表意见者)
majority owner多数份数拥有人
majority of votes多数票;表决多数
majority control过半数控制权
majority只能修饰可数名词, the majority of people
most可数不可数均可
以上来源于网络
1550年代,“状态或处于更大、优越的状态”(现已过时),源自16世纪的法语 majorité,来自中世纪拉丁语 majoritatem(主格 majoritas)“多数”,源自拉丁语 maior “更大”(参见 major(形容词))。
“达到法定年龄,年龄使年轻人能够管理自己的事务”的意义可追溯至1560年代。 “更多的数量或部分,超过整体的一半”(投票等)的意义可追溯至1690年代; “在两组列举的选票中,一组超过另一组的数量”是在1743年之后的事情。The majority “死者”记录于1719年; 因此委婉的动词短语 join the majority。
成年
多数
The first known use of majority was in 1552
maladroitadjective
awkward sense 2, clumsy
maladjustmentnoun
poor or faulty adjustment
maladjustedadjective
not well adjusted especially to one's environment
socially maladjusted persons
makingnoun
the act of forming, causing, doing, or coming into being
spots problems in the making
a process or means of advancement or success
material from which something can be developed : potentiality—often used in pluralhas the makings of a great quarterback
there is the making of a racehorse in this colt
plural the materials from which something can be made
makingnoun
the act of forming, causing, doing, or coming into being
spots problems in the making
a process or means of advancement or success
material from which something can be developed : potentiality—often used in pluralhas the makings of a great quarterback
there is the making of a racehorse in this colt
plural the materials from which something can be made
makeup1 of 2noun
the way the parts or elements of something are put together : composition
the makeup of a newspaper
any of various cosmetics (as lipstick or powder)
materials (as wigs or cosmetics) used in making up too young to wear makeup
put on makeup for a play
make up2 of 2verb
to form by fitting together or assembling make up a train
make up a suit
compose sense 1b
chapters make up a book
to make good for something lacking or for a loss or injury
decide sense 3, settle
made up my mind to go
to create from the imagination : invent
make up a story
to set in order
rooms are made up daily
to become friendly again
they fought and made up
to put on costumes or makeup (as for a play)
made up as a clown
to apply cosmetics to
makeshiftnoun
a temporary replacement : substitute
makernoun
one that makes: as
capitalized god sense 1
a person who signs a promissory note
make oververb
to transfer the title of
made the estate over to his sister
remake, remodel
made the whole house over
reform entry 1 sense 1
majoritynoun
the age at which one is given full civil rights
the status of one who has reached this age
a number or percentage greater than half of a total
the amount by which such a number exceeds the smaller number
won by a majority of seven
the group or party that makes up the greater part of a whole body of persons
the majority in the senate
the military office or rank of a major
1 Daniel jingled his keys at her and said, “We represent a two-thirds majority,” while I reminded her, “Possession is nine-tenths of the law.”
2 The great majority of what one hears said about his lordship today is, in any case, utter nonsense, based on an almost complete ignorance of the facts.
3 As he had nothing else than his majority to come into, the event did not make a profound sensation in Barnard’s Inn.
4 But for the majority of us, this game is much harder.
5 He spends the majority of the evening in the company of Celia Bowen, whose elaborate gown changes color, shifting through a rainbow of hues to complement whomever she is closest to.
6 Left in the crumbling city schools were blacks from all economic strata—the majority were poor—and impoverished whites, including C.P.’s children.
7 As the campaign of 1880 began, the Democratic Party controlled the majority of votes in the South.
8 The majority were like the scrupulous lieutenant who had driven me home.
9 As an official member of the team, the majority of my competition expenses like airfare, food, and hotel would now be covered.
10 The first shot of the Civil War was fired in South Carolina, where our bodies constituted the majority of human bodies in the state.
11 It achieves racial segregation by segregating people in prison—the majority of whom are black and brown—from mainstream society.
12 This period of control may last a lifetime, even for those convicted of extremely minor, nonviolent offenses, but the vast majority of those swept into the system are eventually released.
13 As a result, the vast majority of horses’ sleeping is done standing, which they can do thanks to ligaments that lock their leg joints in the extended position.
14 All that was left to negotiate was a date for the election of the assembly and the percentage of majorities necessary for it to reach its decisions.
15 Jared: I’d like to discuss how affirmative action discriminates against members of the majority.
16 The empire had defensible borders, yet the vast majority of the population couldn’t be trusted in the ranks—the Macedonians had a long-standing reluctance to arm the natives.
17 And since a vast majority of illnesses eventually go away on their own, most of the time it works for him.
18 The majority of my friends in there didn’t last, and out of the few that were still with me when I left even fewer survived as outpatients.
19 Most of the council members seem to be there, stirring tiny sticks in tiny cups of coffee, the majority of them men and women David’s age.
20 The majority of families standing beside the road would be left behind.
1 大多数
most plurality generality a majority of Mass chiefly supermajority mostest large the generality mass maist bulk feck
2 大部分
most best mainly largely Mass bulk generality in great measure in large measure chiefly chunk maxi- the lion's share the bulk of the better part of the best part of predominantly balance better bettermost mostly mass heft feckly body gross lump a great
4 大多数的
6 成年
major grown-up grown fledged age adulthood manhood full age of age grown up maturity full growth adult cut wisdom teeth grow full-grown coming of age come of age coming-of-age virility sui juris perfect be of age
8 得票差
10 法定年龄
11 过半数
12 优势
superior ruling dominant prevalent ascendant hypertonic lead draw balance advantage edge asset niche overweight mastery dominance prevalence domination bulge superiority vantage preponderance ascendancy overhand predominance odds-on ascendance prepotency
13 大多
14 的常见搭配词
important key material major direct popular particular positive essential involved mass express corporate increased objective hurt detailed extreme severe suitable reliable immediate junior violent overwhelming desperate racial modest lengthy vague unaware diplomatic damaging undue suited ill groundless highly fully seriously plain increasingly support plan feature build project research quality increase review contact visit code solution search network role location total challenge approach request environment fine attack impact requirement guide stage growth setting strategy factor drug disease campaign contract advice conduct protection custom conference component basis instruction injury register layer stress lesson signal regulation diet desire journey estimate appeal investigation comfort presence possibility talent criminal profit reaction contribution suggestion difficulty violence permission array arrangement chat reduction shock sequence scenario outline scope prospect reputation donation dimension recognition reform legislation intention urge qualification settlement hint interpretation tension independence tactic involvement kiss criticism minority implication determination accent patience significance panic offence unity pollution sensation sanction glimpse occurrence humour speculation objection instinct precaution publicity sigh concession scrutiny dominance rubbish omission coup cause reach reduce recommend improve sense suggest maintain treat object discuss voice promote assume obtain influence fuel highlight inspire approve refuse ignore draft observe tap arise combat conclude reject drain propose satisfy overcome comply react undertake differ interpret lodge oppose reinforce dismiss flush uncover explode forge dictate undermine weaken devise glare underline
15 陆军少校的职位
17 绝对多数
18 多数
19 多数人