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votenoun
votes
pl
UK
/vəʊt/
US
/voʊt/
The vote for the new club president will take place next week.
Le vote pour le nouveau président du club aura lieu la semaine prochaine.
voixSens collectif : nombre total de suffrages exprimés.
The candidate won with 60% of the vote.
Le candidat a gagné avec 60 % des voix.
droit de voteSens politique : droit accordé pour participer à une élection ou à une décision.
Women fought hard to gain the vote in many countries.
Les femmes ont lutté durement pour obtenir le droit de vote dans de nombreux pays.
Additional translations
électoratSens politique : groupe d’électeurs considéré comme un segment distinct.
Synonyms
poll
election
decision
choice
selection
plebiscite
referendum
ballot
voteverb
voted
Past Simple
voted
Past Participle
voting
Gerund
UK
/vəʊt/
US
/voʊt/
I plan to vote in the upcoming election to support my preferred candidate.
Je compte voter lors de la prochaine élection pour soutenir le candidat de mon choix.
Additional translations
se prononcerEmployé surtout dans le sens de décider par un vote, dans un registre soutenu.
Synonyms
cast
plebiscite
referendum
decide
select
choose
elect
poll
voteadjective
Used attributively before another noun to denote relation to votes or voting.
électoralRelatif au vote ou aux élections.
Their vote share increased in the last election.
Leur part électorale a augmenté lors de la dernière élection.

Definitions

votenoun
A formal indication of a choice between two or more candidates or courses of action, expressed typically through a ballot or a show of hands.
The vote for the new club president will take place next week.
The right to express a choice in an election or decision-making process.
Women fought hard to gain the vote in many countries.
A particular choice or opinion that someone expresses in an election or decision-making process.
She cast her vote for the candidate who promised to improve education.
The total number of votes cast in an election.
The candidate won with 60% of the vote.
A segment of the electorate often considered as a distinct demographic group.
Candidates are competing for the youth vote this year.
voteverb
To express one's choice or opinion in a decision-making process, typically by casting a ballot.
I plan to vote in the upcoming election to support my preferred candidate.
To decide or determine something by a vote.
The committee will vote on the proposal next week.
To express a wish or preference for something.
The team voted to have pizza for lunch.
voteadjective
Relating to or associated with votes or voting; used before another noun.
Their vote share increased in the last election.
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