vote

🇺🇸 /vəʊt/ 🇬🇧 /vəʊt/
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Tags TOP3000Oxford3000CEFR-B1
noun
B1

a choice you make in an election or meeting

Each vote helps decide who will lead.

B1

a time when people vote on something

The vote on the new law will happen tomorrow.

B1

the right to vote in elections

At age 18, citizens get the vote.

B2

the total number of votes cast

The final vote count was very close.

B2

votes from a specific group

The youth vote can change an election.

verb
B1

to make a choice in an election

Remember to vote in the upcoming election.

B2

to choose someone by voting

She was voted class president by her peers.

R

to say something is good or bad

The show was voted the best of the year.

R

to agree to give something by voting

The committee voted to increase funding.

R

to suggest or support an idea

I vote we take a break now.

translation

n. a choice you make in an election or meeting; a time when people vote on something; the right to vote in elections; the total number of votes cast; votes from a specific group
v. to make a choice in an election; to choose someone by voting; to say something is good or bad; to agree to give something by voting; to suggest or support an idea

Word Forms

3rd Present votes
Past voted
Perfect voted
Progressive voting
Plural votes