election
Meaning in simple English
US /ɪˈlɛkʃən/ · UK /ɪˈlekʃən/
election means: An organized vote in which people choose a leader or representatives.
noun
PUBLIC VOTEB1
An organized vote in which people choose a leader or representatives.
- The election is next week.
- She won the local election.
- Millions of people voted in yesterday’s elections.
BEING CHOSENB2
The choice of a particular person as a leader or representative through a public vote.
- Her election surprised everyone.
- They celebrated his election as mayor.
- The election of a new president brought hope.
CHOICEC2
The act of choosing an option, sometimes through a vote.
- She made an election to receive monthly payments.
- Your election of benefits cannot be changed this year.
- The agreement allows an election between two payment methods.
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