elective 的 2 个定义
- an optional study; a course that a student may select from among alternatives.
elective 近义词
able to be chosen
elective 的近义词 10 个
- electoral
- constituent
- voluntary
- voting
- discretionary
- facultative
- nonobligatory
- not compulsory
- optional
- selective
elective 的反义词 1 个
更多elective例句
- Ballad Health, whose 21 hospitals serve that region, temporarily stopped all elective surgeries and set up mobile morgues.
- Funding from Congress has provided some relief for hospital systems across the country, but many are losing money as a result of halting elective surgeries.
- Clinical trials and elective procedures for other conditions have been put on hold.
- Typically, the most profitable services hospitals offer are elective procedures, such as hip replacements or knee surgeries.
- Youngkin, 54, who in September retired as co-chief executive of the Washington private equity giant Carlyle Group, has never held elective office.
- Not hard to imagine what drives this number – money, the ever swelling lubricant of elective office.
- He has since put in place penalties for hospitals and surgeons that perform elective cesareans.
- Really, sortition strikes at the tension at the heart of elective representative democracy.
- But the O.R. has actually seen a huge decrease in elective surgeries.
- It is not elective, it is not fun, and it certainly is not funny.
- And of the world of to-day, be it remembered, elective democratic control covers only a part of the field.
- If the wages are graded according to capacity, then the grading is done by the everlasting elective officials.
- Since the house would not make the legislative council elective, he proposed to abolish it altogether.
- At a later date they were nominated by the Wardens, though in earlier times probably elective.
- Well, now, seigneur Councilman, august elective magistrate of the illustrious Commune of Laon!