vote
英単語「vote」の日本語の意味
米 /voʊt/ · 英 /vəʊt/
vote の意味: 票、一票、投票、採決、裁判官の意見、投票する
名詞
票、一票
候補者や提案について一人が示す正式な選択。通常は紙や電子形式で記録する。
やさしい英語で: One person’s formal choice of a candidate or proposal, usually recorded on paper or electronically.
- Every vote counts.
- He won by just three votes.
- She cast her vote against the proposal.
投票、採決
一人一人の選択を数えて、集団で物事を決める方法。
やさしい英語で: A way for a group to decide something by counting what each person chooses.
- Let's take a vote.
- The vote will decide who leads the club.
- They held a vote on the new rules.
裁判官の意見
裁判官が事件について述べる、支持する判断とその理由を示した意見。
やさしい英語で: A judge’s stated view on a case, explaining the decision they support.
- The judge published a dissenting vote.
- Her vote explains why she opposed the court's decision.
- Lawyers cited his reasoned vote in a later case.
動詞
投票する
投票用紙や挙手などで、支持する人や考えを正式に示す。
やさしい英語で: To show formally which person or idea you support, for example by marking paper or raising your hand.
- Did you vote today?
- I voted for the youngest candidate.
- The members will vote on the proposal tomorrow.
選出する、可決する
集団の投票によって人を選んだり、提案などを認めたりする。
やさしい英語で: To choose someone or approve something through a formal group decision.
- They voted her president.
- The council voted extra funds for the library.
- Club members voted their unpopular leader out.
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- vote of no confidence: 不信任決議
- vote of confidence
- vote with one's feet
- vote in
- vote down
- vote out
- vote up
- vote with one's wallet
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