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词汇 unseated
释义 unseated
past simple and past participle ofunseat
unseat
verb[ T ]
uk /ʌnˈsiːt/ us /ʌnˈsiːt/

unseatverb[T] (POLITICIAN)


to remove someone from power, especially as a result of an election: (尤指通过选举)罢免,使下台
The opposition candidate failed by only 39 votes to unseat the cabinet minister.反对党候选人仅以39票之差而未能将这位内阁部长赶下台。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Elections
absentee
absentee ballot
absentee vote
absentee voter
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enfranchisement
entrance poll
exit poll
first-past-the-post
flip
proportional representation
proxy
proxy vote
proxy voter
proxy voting
vote something through
voting
voting booth
voting machine
voting slip

unseatverb[T] (RIDER)


If a horse unseats its rider, it throws them from its back.使从马上摔下
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pony trekking
rein
riderless
saddler
showjumper
tack
whip

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Examples of unseated


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In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.


Only fifteen times in a total of 106 cases has a sitting majority party member been unseated in favor of a minority party contestant.
Another avenue to pursue would be to examine only those cases in which a contestant successfully unseated a constestee.
In other words, if connivance can be proved against the opposinging member (or his agent) then he can be unseated.
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As was pointed out, if they go over the top they are in danger of being unseated.
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He was then re-elected and unseated on petition.
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One died of heart failure, and another had to be destroyed as the result of an accident which occurred after his rider had been unseated.
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The courts heard the petition and, as a result, he was unseated.
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It would be absurd to suppose that old beliefs can be unseated and old usages altered without some element of danger.
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A third dog was seized after it attacked horses and unseated a rider.
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If the petition were to be upheld, the member would be unseated and there would have to be a by-election.
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He got him unseated, but not because there was any spiritual disability.
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It would not disturb me too much if public opinion unseated them.
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The most effective way to ensure that elections are not corruptly conducted seems to be that people who try to corrupt shall be unseated.
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He cannot be unseated; he has not to fight elections.
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What happens to a mounted officer who is unseated involuntarily from his horse?
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