re-election

n.

再次竞选；

1. He won re-election in 2003 promising to create a bank to lend to small firms, at a time when big banks were busy cleaning up their balance-sheets.
   他在赢得2003年的改选时承诺建立一家银行来为小公司提供贷款，此时其他大银行正忙于清理自己的资产负债表。
2. Facing re-election 15 months from now and with unemployment stubbornly high, Mr. Obama called on Congress to extend unemployment-insurance benefits and a payroll-tax credit for employees.
   面对15个月后的总统改选及美国居高不下的失业率，奥巴马呼吁国会延长失业保险救济和员工工资所得税抵免的政策。

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