"vetoed" 怎么发音
word
ˈviˌtoʊd
VEE-tohd
vˈiːtəʊd
VEE-tohd
释义
To officially reject or forbid something, especially a law or decision, usually by someone in power like a president, governor, or leader.
IPA 音标
美式英语
ˈviˌtoʊd
英式英语
vˈiːtəʊd
简化发音
美式
VEE-tohd
英式
VEE-tohd
语境中听
The president vetoed the new law.
The mayor vetoed the proposal.
She vetoed our plan at the meeting.
The board vetoed his idea before anyone could discuss it.