hung parliament

基本解釋

So the range of results likely to produce a hung parliament is now very wide.
可能創(chuàng)造出一個無多數(shù)議會結(jié)果的范圍仍然十分廣泛。
But it failed to yield a clear verdict, leaving the first hung parliament in 70 years.
但是選舉未能產(chǎn)生明確結(jié)果，形成了70年來首個懸浮議會。
Having enjoyed a majority of 16, some glum Labor folk now talk of a hung parliament: two safe inner-Sydney seats are also under a Green siege.
工黨在16個席位中占大多數(shù)，一些消極的工黨成員現(xiàn)在談?wù)摻⒁粋€掛起的議會：兩個安全的悉尼內(nèi)部席位現(xiàn)在也在綠色的圍攻之下。

Although the Maoists did not win a clear majority in a hung parliament, they easily secured support from other parties.
But he says a hung parliament - in which no party has the overall majority - seems increasingly likely.
The last time Britain had a hung parliament was in 1974.

He believes that without Mr Ozawa's leadership, there would be further paralysis in Japan's hung parliament.
ECONOMIST: Japan’s leadership challenge

a situation in which no single political party has enough seats (= positions that people are elected to in a parliament) to have total control