Definition of superdelegate in English:

superdelegate

noun ˈsuːpədɛlɪɡətˈso͞opərˌdeləɡət

(in the Democratic Party) an unelected delegate who is free to support any candidate for the presidential nomination at the party's national convention.
Example sentencesExamples
- Party and elected officials - the so-called super-delegates - are free to shift allegiance, and could form an instant core of Clinton support.
- Now he's a Democratic superdelegate, just back from an important mission to South America as well.
- The swing of the superdelegates continues right now.
- What may be more damaging for Mr Obama are the gnawing doubts in the minds of the Democratic super-delegates.
- Eight hundred superdelegates will attend the Democratic convention.
- No question two-thirds 66 percent of the Vermont Democrats said the superdelegates should vote the will of the people.
- She also arranged a private meeting later in the day with uncommitted superdelegates.
- If I were a super delegate, I would want to take some account of what feeling is in those two crucial states.
- He is now within two superdelegates of Clinton now.
- The superdelegates are watching the voters.
- There will be nearly 800 superdelegates - party and elected officials - at the national convention in Denver.
- If superdelegates decide this nomination, it's going to look like big-shot politicians and fat-cats decided who should be president.
- Pelosi, along with every other member of Congress, is indeed a superdelegate in an unprecedented primary race.
- The former president says he also sees an effort afoot to strong-arm undecided superdelegates to make their choice fast.
- Instead she hopes to surpass Obama in the popular vote, and then persuade the superdelegates to side with her at the convention.
- They still believe that they have a very strong case to make to the superdelegates.
- This morning, Barack Obama picked up two additional superdelegates.
- Almost 200 superdelegates also remain up for grabs.
- The biggest well of superdelegates is in Congress.
- In word and picture, Clinton has been relentless as she goes after Obama while courting the superdelegates who could decide the nominee.

Definition of superdelegate in US English:

superdelegate

nounˈso͞opərˌdeləɡət

(in the Democratic Party) an unelected delegate who is free to support any candidate for the presidential nomination at the party's national convention.
Example sentencesExamples
- He is now within two superdelegates of Clinton now.
- What may be more damaging for Mr Obama are the gnawing doubts in the minds of the Democratic super-delegates.
- The swing of the superdelegates continues right now.
- This morning, Barack Obama picked up two additional superdelegates.
- Instead she hopes to surpass Obama in the popular vote, and then persuade the superdelegates to side with her at the convention.
- There will be nearly 800 superdelegates - party and elected officials - at the national convention in Denver.
- The former president says he also sees an effort afoot to strong-arm undecided superdelegates to make their choice fast.
- The biggest well of superdelegates is in Congress.
- Eight hundred superdelegates will attend the Democratic convention.
- In word and picture, Clinton has been relentless as she goes after Obama while courting the superdelegates who could decide the nominee.
- They still believe that they have a very strong case to make to the superdelegates.
- Almost 200 superdelegates also remain up for grabs.
- Pelosi, along with every other member of Congress, is indeed a superdelegate in an unprecedented primary race.
- If I were a super delegate, I would want to take some account of what feeling is in those two crucial states.
- The superdelegates are watching the voters.
- She also arranged a private meeting later in the day with uncommitted superdelegates.
- No question two-thirds 66 percent of the Vermont Democrats said the superdelegates should vote the will of the people.
- Party and elected officials - the so-called super-delegates - are free to shift allegiance, and could form an instant core of Clinton support.
- If superdelegates decide this nomination, it's going to look like big-shot politicians and fat-cats decided who should be president.
- Now he's a Democratic superdelegate, just back from an important mission to South America as well.

单词	superdelegate
释义	Definition of superdelegate in English: superdelegate noun ˈsuːpədɛlɪɡətˈso͞opərˌdeləɡət US (in the Democratic Party) an unelected delegate who is free to support any candidate for the presidential nomination at the party's national convention. Example sentencesExamples Party and elected officials - the so-called super-delegates - are free to shift allegiance, and could form an instant core of Clinton support. Now he's a Democratic superdelegate, just back from an important mission to South America as well. The swing of the superdelegates continues right now. What may be more damaging for Mr Obama are the gnawing doubts in the minds of the Democratic super-delegates. Eight hundred superdelegates will attend the Democratic convention. No question two-thirds 66 percent of the Vermont Democrats said the superdelegates should vote the will of the people. She also arranged a private meeting later in the day with uncommitted superdelegates. If I were a super delegate, I would want to take some account of what feeling is in those two crucial states. He is now within two superdelegates of Clinton now. The superdelegates are watching the voters. There will be nearly 800 superdelegates - party and elected officials - at the national convention in Denver. If superdelegates decide this nomination, it's going to look like big-shot politicians and fat-cats decided who should be president. Pelosi, along with every other member of Congress, is indeed a superdelegate in an unprecedented primary race. The former president says he also sees an effort afoot to strong-arm undecided superdelegates to make their choice fast. Instead she hopes to surpass Obama in the popular vote, and then persuade the superdelegates to side with her at the convention. They still believe that they have a very strong case to make to the superdelegates. This morning, Barack Obama picked up two additional superdelegates. Almost 200 superdelegates also remain up for grabs. The biggest well of superdelegates is in Congress. In word and picture, Clinton has been relentless as she goes after Obama while courting the superdelegates who could decide the nominee. Definition of superdelegate in US English: superdelegate nounˈso͞opərˌdeləɡət US (in the Democratic Party) an unelected delegate who is free to support any candidate for the presidential nomination at the party's national convention. Example sentencesExamples He is now within two superdelegates of Clinton now. What may be more damaging for Mr Obama are the gnawing doubts in the minds of the Democratic super-delegates. The swing of the superdelegates continues right now. This morning, Barack Obama picked up two additional superdelegates. Instead she hopes to surpass Obama in the popular vote, and then persuade the superdelegates to side with her at the convention. There will be nearly 800 superdelegates - party and elected officials - at the national convention in Denver. The former president says he also sees an effort afoot to strong-arm undecided superdelegates to make their choice fast. The biggest well of superdelegates is in Congress. Eight hundred superdelegates will attend the Democratic convention. In word and picture, Clinton has been relentless as she goes after Obama while courting the superdelegates who could decide the nominee. They still believe that they have a very strong case to make to the superdelegates. Almost 200 superdelegates also remain up for grabs. Pelosi, along with every other member of Congress, is indeed a superdelegate in an unprecedented primary race. If I were a super delegate, I would want to take some account of what feeling is in those two crucial states. The superdelegates are watching the voters. She also arranged a private meeting later in the day with uncommitted superdelegates. No question two-thirds 66 percent of the Vermont Democrats said the superdelegates should vote the will of the people. Party and elected officials - the so-called super-delegates - are free to shift allegiance, and could form an instant core of Clinton support. If superdelegates decide this nomination, it's going to look like big-shot politicians and fat-cats decided who should be president. Now he's a Democratic superdelegate, just back from an important mission to South America as well.
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