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　　梅姨 搞突袭；提前大选。从2020年直接提前到2017年6月；

　　6月8号见！！！

　　英国小伙伴表示很心累

　　大家跟优卓小编看看到底是啥情况？？

　　UK Prime Minister Theresa May has called a snap general electionfor 8 June, taking the country by surprise.

　　The previouselection was in 2015, so another was not due until 2020.

　　Ms May pledged several times after taking office last year not to call an early election, so this is something of a U-turn.

　　snap general election

　　大选

　　previous

　　英 [?pri:vi?s] 美 [?privi?s]

　　adj. 以前的;先前的;过早的;（时间上）稍前的

　　adv. 在先，在…以前

　　pledge

　　英 [pled?] 美 [pl?d?]

　　n. 保证，誓言;[法]抵押权;公约;（表示友谊的）干杯

　　vt.& vi. 使发誓，保证;典当，抵押

　　vt. 许诺;用…担保;以誓言约束;向…祝酒

　　vi. 作出庄重有约束力的誓言;祝愿，祝酒

　　1

　　Why the U-turn?

　　The prime minister wants a strong mandatein parliamentgoing into what are likely to befraughtnegotiations with Europe over Britain's exit from the EU.

　　Her Conservative party has a relatively slim majority in the House of Commons, won in 2015 under the previous leader David Cameron. But since that election the main opposition Labour party has collapsedin the polls, leaving her in a much stronger position and making an election win significantly more likely.

　　A victory in June would also hand her a very important personal mandate. Having taken over from Mr Cameron when he resigned mid-term, after losing the Brexitreferendum, she has yet to win her own general election.

　　U-turn

　　英 [?ju:?t?:n] 美 [?ju?t?n]

　　n. 调头;〈比喻〉方向的大改变;似 U 形转弯的东西

　　v. 调头;作180(U形)度大转弯

　　mandate

　　英 [?mænde?t] 美 [?mæn?det]

　　n. 授权;命令;委任;任期

　　vt. 托管;批准

　　vi. 强制执行;委托办理

　　parliament

　　英 [?pɑ:l?m?nt] 美 [?pɑ:rl?m?nt]

　　n. 议会，国会

　　fraught

　　英 [fr?:t] 美 [fr?t]

　　adj. 充满的，满载的;担心的，忧虑的

　　n. 货物，装载物

　　vt. 装货于

　　Conservative Party

　　保守党

　　majority

　　英 [m??d??r?ti] 美 [m??d??:r?ti]

　　n. 多数;（获胜的）票数;成年;法定年龄

　　collapsed

　　英 [k?'læpzd] 美 [k?'læpzd]

　　v. 倒塌;崩溃;折叠( collapse的过去式和过去分词 );（尤指工作劳累后）坐下

　　Brexit

　　英国脱欧

　　referendum

　　英 [?ref??rend?m] 美 [?r?f??r?nd?m]

　　n. 全民公决;公民投票;外交官请示书;请示书

　　polls

　　n. 民意调查( poll的名词复数 );民意调查的结果;投票选举;投票数

　　v. 投票;获得…张票数( poll的第三人称单数 );对…进行调查;切短

　　2

　　Who is Theresa May?

　　A former home secretary, Ms May has cultivatedan image of iron resolveand dependability.

　　As fellow top Conservative MPs implodedin the chaosthat followed the Brexit referendum, that image helped her emerge from behind as the frontrunner and she eventually became prime minister uncontested.

　　The 59-year-old served for 17 years in senior positions within the Conservative party before becoming leader, and is said to have harbouredambitions at a young age to be the first female prime minister.

　　She is the country's second, following Margaret Thatcher.

　　cultivated

　　英 [?k?lt?ve?t?d] 美 [?k?lt??vet?d]

　　adj. 栽培的;耕种的;有教养的

　　v. 耕作(cultivate的过去式和过去分词);促进增长;教养，改善;陶冶思想[感情]建立（友谊）

　　resolve

　　英 [r??z?lv] 美 [r??zɑ:lv]

　　vt.& vi. 决心;决定

　　vt. 使消释;使分解，使解体;（指委员会或集会）表决;消退（炎症等）

　　vi. 分解;下决定

　　n. 决意，决定;（会议等的）决议

　　imploded

　　v. （使）向心聚爆( implode的过去式和过去分词 )

　　chaos

　　英 [?ke??s] 美 [?ke?ɑ:s]

　　n. 混乱，紊乱;（天地未出现的）浑沌世界;〈古〉无底深渊;一团糟

　　uncontested

　　英 [??nk?n?test?d] 美 [??nk?n?t?st?d]

　　adj. 没有人争的，无竞争的，无异议的

　　harboured

　　v. 怀着;庇护( harbour的过去式和过去分词 );包含;藏有

　　3

　　What happens next?

　　A snap election needs to be approved by two thirds of MPs in the House of Commons.

　　The leader of the opposition, Jeremy Corbyn, has already backed the call for an election and so between the two main parties there should be comfortably enough votes to pass the motion.

　　Ms May said she would put the election to a vote on Wednesday. If it passes, parliament will be dissolved25 days before the election, on 3 May, for official campaigning to start.

　　dissolved

　　英 [d?'z?lvd] 美 [d?'z?lvd]

　　adj. 溶化的

　　v. 溶解( dissolve的过去式和过去分词 );结束;消除;以化学手段)除去

　　House of Commons

　　英国国会下议院

　　4

　　Could she lose?

　　It might seem foolish to call anything a certainty now in politics, but this is probably as close as you'll get.

　　A raftof Sunday polls in the UK put the Conservatives somewhere between 11 and amassive21 points ahead of Labour, the largest gap between the parties in the past nine years.

　　Surveysalso suggest that the British public is confident in Ms May's ability to negotiate a good deal from the EU.

　　The Labour party has collapsed in the polls since the previous general election, plaguedby infighting over a divisive leftistleader, Mr Corbyn.

　　raft

　　英 [rɑ:ft] 美 [ræft]

　　n. 木筏;橡皮艇;[动]（昆虫的）卵筏;〈美口〉大量

　　vt. 筏运;制成筏;使用筏子

　　vi. 乘筏

　　massive

　　英 [?mæs?v] 美 [?mæs?v]

　　adj.

　　大规模的;大的，重的;大块的，大量的;魁伟的，结实的

　　survey

　　英 [?s?:ve?] 美 [?s?:rve?]

　　vi. 测量土地

　　vt. 调查;勘测;俯瞰

　　n.调查（表），调查所，测量，测量部，测量图;概观，检查，鉴定书;环顾

　　plague

　　英 [ple?g] 美 [pleɡ]

　　n. 瘟疫;灾害，折磨

　　vt. 使染瘟疫;使痛苦，造成麻烦

　　leftist

　　英 [?left?st] 美 ['left?st]

　　n. 左派的人;急进派;左撇子

　　adj. 左派的;激进的;左撇子的

　　5

　　What does it mean for Brexit?

　　The Brexit vote soweddivisions through public and parliament, and part of the thinking behind this snap election will be to strengthen Ms May's hand at home before negotiations begin in earnest.

　　Britain has already triggeredArticle 50 - the formal starting gun on Brexit, and withdrawalfrom the EU is all but a certainty at this point.

　　The Labour party has said it supports the outcome of the Brexit referendum, and only the small Liberal Democrat party has expressed a desire to overturn the vote.

　　But there has been disagreement in parliament over the terms of the exit, and an improved majority will give Ms May more leverage and help to quellarguments among her own MPs.

　　sow

　　英 [s??] 美 [so?]

　　vt.& vi. 播（种），播种于

　　vt. 散布;灌输;激起;煽动

　　n. 母猪

　　earnest

　　英 [??:n?st] 美 [??:rn?st]

　　adj. 热心的;诚挚的，真挚的;重要的

　　n. 认真;诚挚;热心;定钱，保证金

　　trigger

　　英 [?tr?g?(r)] 美 [?tr?ɡ?]

　　n. （枪）扳机;起动装置，扳柄;引发其他事件的一件事;[电子学]触发器，触发电器

　　vt. 引发，触发;扣…的扳机;发射或使爆炸（武器或爆炸性弹药）

　　withdrawal

　　英 [w?ð?dr?:?l] 美 [w?ð?dr??l, w?θ-]

　　n. 移开;撤回，撤退，撤开;收回，取回，撤回

　　leverage

　　英 [?li:v?r?d?] 美 [?li:v?r?d?]

　　n. 杠杆作用;影响力;优势，力量;举债经营

　　v. 举债经营;借贷收购

　　quell

　　英 [kwel] 美 [kw?l]

　　vt. 消除;减轻;压制，镇压;使镇定

　　n. <古>屠杀;杀戮