The US SenateSenate/ˈsɛn.ɪt/L1参议院（美国立法机构的一部分）a group of people who make laws in the US voted to stop the war with Iran. They want the presidentpresidentL1美国国家元首的办公室。the office of the United States head of state to ask CongressCongress/ˈkɒŋ.ɡrɛs/L1国会（美国立法机构，包括参议院和众议院）the group of people who make laws in the US, including the Senate and the House first. The vote was 50 to 48, and four RepublicansrepublicansL1共和党人。republicans helped the Democrats. This is the first time both houses said no. But the president may say no to the vote.
Many AmericansamericansL1美国人。americans think the war is bad. It makes pricespricesL1价格。prices for food and gas go up. Now leaders talk in Switzerland to make peacepeace/piːs/L1和平（没有战争或打架的时候）a time when there is no fighting. Senator Schumer said the war is a big mistakemistake/mɪˈsteɪk/L1错误（做错的事情）something you do wrong. The war started in FebruaryFebruary/ˈfɛb.ruː.ɛr.i/L1二月（一年中的第二个月）the second month of the year.
