vote
Vocabulary Word
BritishAmerican
★★★★★ Very Common
Neutral
Meaning: A formal choice in an election; to make such a choice
投票,表决
voto; votar
投票、票
투표, 표
Vote refers to the formal expression of a preference in an election or decision-making process. As a noun, it means an individual choice or the collective result. As a verb, it means to cast a vote. In the UK, you can vote from age 18 in general elections.
vote指在选举或决策过程中正式表达偏好。作为名词,它意味着个人选择或集体结果。作为动词,它意味着投票。在英国,你可以在年满18岁时参加大选投票。
Vote se refiere a la expresión formal de una preferencia en una elección o proceso de toma de decisiones. Como sustantivo, significa una elección individual o el resultado colectivo. Como verbo, significa emitir un voto. En el Reino Unido, puedes votar desde los 18 años en las elecciones generales.
voteは、選挙や意思決定プロセスにおける選好の正式な表明を指します。名詞としては、個人の選択または集団の結果を意味します。動詞としては、投票するという意味です。イギリスでは、18歳から総選挙に投票できます。
Vote는 선거나 의사결정 과정에서 선호를 공식적으로 표현하는 것을 가리킵니다. 명사로는 개인의 선택이나 전체 결과를 의미합니다. 동사로는 투표하다라는 뜻입니다. 영국에서는 18세부터 총선에 투표할 수 있습니다.
Examples
- The vote was very close - only fifty votes separated the two candidates. 投票结果非常接近——两位候选人只差五十票。La votación fue muy reñida - solo cincuenta votos separaron a los dos candidatos.投票は非常に接戦で、2人の候補者の差はわずか50票でした。투표는 매우 접전이었으며, 두 후보의 차이는 겨우 50표였습니다.
- Did you vote in the local elections? 你参加地方选举投票了吗?¿Votaste en las elecciones locales?地方選挙で投票しましたか?지방 선거에서 투표하셨나요?
- Parliament will vote on the bill next week. 议会将于下周对该法案进行表决。El Parlamento votará el proyecto de ley la próxima semana.議会は来週その法案を採決します。의회는 다음 주에 그 법안을 표결할 예정입니다.
Pronunciation
Usage Guide
Context: general
Tone: neutral
Origin & History
From Latin 'votum' meaning 'a vow, wish, promise', from 'vovēre' (to vow). Originally connected to making solemn pledges to the gods; the democratic sense developed later.
Cultural Context
Era: Modern
Generation: All ages
Social background: Universal
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