Andrew Jackson had opposed the powerful bank in which the government's money was kept. He vetoed a bill that would have continued it.

安德鲁·杰克逊反对将政府资金存放在这家势力强大的银行中，他否决了一项可以继续原有做法的法案。

" To veto" (veto) a bill or an idea or a plan means to say no to it, to reject it.

“否决”（否决）一项法案或一个想法或一项计划意味着对它说不，拒绝它。

Arizona's governor has vetoed a bill that would have allowed the business to refuse services to gays and lesbians on the basis of religious beliefs.

亚利桑那州州长否决了允许企业基于宗教信仰而拒绝为同性恋者提供服务的法案。

The president can veto a bill he doesn't like, but Congress can sometimes still override the veto and get the bill passed.

总统可以否决他不喜欢的法案，但国会有时仍然可以推翻否决并使法案获得通过。

By vetoing a bill, the president returns the bill to Congress, indicating (or showing) that the bill is a bad idea that should not become a law.

总统否决了该法案，并将其退回国会，表明这项法案行不通，不应该成为法律。

The Republican governor of Georgia, Nathan Deal, announced that he will veto a bill that would allow religious organisations to withhold the provision of services from gay people.

美国乔治亚州州长内森·迪尔（Nathan Deal共和党人）宣布将否决一份宗教机构不允许同性恋人群参与宗教活动的法案。

He vetoed a bill giving aid to farmers whose crops had failed. And he vetoed another bill giving more money to men who had served as soldiers during America's civil war of the eighteen sixties.

他否决了一项向庄稼歉收的农民提供资助的法案。此外，他还否决了另一项法案，该法案将更多的钱款捐给在19世纪60年代参与美国内战的军人。