elect to (something)

To vote someone into a particular position or office. A noun or pronoun can be used between "elect" and "to." I had hoped to be elected to the student government, but a more popular boy beat me out.

elect someone to something

to select someone to be a member of something by ballot; to select someone to be an officer in something by ballot. We elected you to office, so do your job. Tom was elected to the congress.

词组	elect to (something)
释义	elect to (something) elect to (something) To vote someone into a particular position or office. A noun or pronoun can be used between "elect" and "to." I had hoped to be elected to the student government, but a more popular boy beat me out. See also: elect Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. elect someone to something to select someone to be a member of something by ballot; to select someone to be an officer in something by ballot. We elected you to office, so do your job. Tom was elected to the congress. See also: elect McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: not do (someone or oneself) any favors identify with orient orient to orient to (something) ask back (Is) this taken? angle angling interpret for (someone)
随便看	see to some place see up to see what I care See what I did there? see which way the cat jumps see which way the wind blows see which way the wind is blowing see with half an eye See ya seeyabye See ya, bye-bye see ya (later) See you See you around see you in a (little) while see you in a little while See you in another life See you in church See you in the funny pages see you (later) See you later see you later, alligator see you next Tuesday see you next year see your way clear to do something