vt.给(某人)选举权

原形：enfranchise第三人称单数：enfranchises过去式：enfranchised过去分词：enfranchised现在分词：enfranchising

The new law aims to enfranchise millions of previously disqualified voters.
新法律旨在赋予数百万先前被取消资格的选民投票权。
The suffrage movement fought hard to enfranchise women in the early 20th century.
争取普选权运动在20世纪初努力为女性争取选举权。
Enfranchising young people aged 16 and above would invigorate the democratic process.
赋予16岁及以上年轻人选举权会激活民主进程。
The government's plan to enfranchise expatriate citizens has been met with mixed reactions.
政府计划赋予海外公民投票权的提案收到了褒贬不一的反应。
Enfranchisement of minority groups is crucial for ensuring a truly representative democracy.
赋予少数群体选举权对于确保真正代表性的民主至关重要。
The civil rights movement led to significant enfranchisement for African Americans.
民权运动使得非裔美国人获得了重要的选举权。
The bill, if passed, would enfranchise those who have completed their sentences for felony convictions.
如果该法案通过，将赋予已完成重罪判决刑期的人投票权。
Enfranchising all adults regardless of social status was a major milestone in the country's history.
无论社会地位如何，赋予所有成年人都有选举权是该国历史上的一个重要里程碑。
Through education and awareness campaigns, more marginalized communities are being enfranchised.
通过教育和意识提升活动，更多边缘化社区正在获得政治权利。
The constitutional amendment enfranchised a significant portion of the population that had been historically excluded.
宪法修正案赋予了历史上一直被排除在外的大量人口以选举权。