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vote SimpleWikiWiktionaryGoogle検索CollinsCambridgeLongmanLongman英和Learners 【 65836 】 【意味】 "[名詞] a choice that is made by counting the number of people in favor of each alternative [例] there were only 17 votes in favor of the motion [例] they allowed just one vote per person [例] The vote was close. [例] The candidate won the vote by a landslide. [例] He wanted to know how many votes he had. [意味] 投票, 投票権, 票決, 票, 採決, 表決, 選挙, 投票用紙 ; [同義語] ballot, voting, balloting ; [上位語] pick, selection, option, choice ; [下位語] casting vote, straight ticket, split ticket, multiple voting, secret ballot, block vote, veto, write-in ; [派生] ballot ; [同義語群] 00183505-n [動詞] express one's preference for a candidate or for a measure or resolution; cast a vote [例] He voted for the motion [例] None of the Democrats voted last night [例] The people voted for the new president. [例] The candidate voted for the proposal. [例] I voted for the candidate who promised to lower taxes. [意味] 投票する, 採決する, 決議する, 選挙する, 議決する, 票決する, 表決する, 得票する ; [上位語] choose, select, pick out, take ; [下位語] poll, ballot, outvote, vote down, write in, turn thumbs down ; [派生] ballot, voting, suffrage, balloting, voter, right to vote, voter turnout, elector ; [同義語群] 02461314-v [名詞] the opinion of a group as determined by voting [例] they put the question to a vote [例] The vote was a landslide for the candidate. [例] They wanted to know the results of the vote. [意味] 投票, 議決, 決議, 投票結果, 決 ; [上位語] group action ; [下位語] election, referendum, plebiscite ; [同義語群] 00182213-n [名詞] a legal right guaranteed by the 15th amendment to the US Constitution; guaranteed to women by the 19th amendment [例] American women got the vote in 1920 [例] The vote is a right guaranteed by the constitution. [例] The candidate asked for the vote of the people. [例] They wanted to ensure that everyone had the right to vote. [意味] 投票, 選挙権, 参政権, 票, 投票権, 議決権, 選挙, 得票 ; [同義語] suffrage, right to vote ; [上位語] franchise, enfranchisement ; [下位語] universal suffrage ; [派生] suffragette, suffragist ; [同義語群] 05186306-n" [名詞] the total number of voters who participated [例] they are expecting a large vote [例] The voter turnout was very low. [例] They wanted to increase the vote in the election. [意味] 投票 ; [同義語] voter turnout ; [上位語] numerical quantity ; [同義語群] 05857165-n "[動詞] express one's choice or preference by vote [例] vote the Democratic ticket [例] The senator voted against the bill. [意味] 投票する, 選挙する, 票を投じる, 投票で選ぶ ; [上位語] express, state ; [下位語] bullet vote ; [派生] ballot, voting, balloting, voter, voter turnout, elector ; [同義語群] 02462580-v [動詞] bring into existence or make available by vote [例] They voted aid for the underdeveloped countries in Asia [例] The people voted the new law into existence. [例] The senator voted the bill into law. [例] They voted to approve the proposal. [意味] 投票する, 可決する ; [派生] voter, elector ; [同義語群] 02462201-v [動詞] be guided by in voting [例] vote one's conscience [例] He voted his conscience. [意味] 投票する, 投票で支持する ; [同義語群] 02473890-v [動詞] express a choice or opinion [例] I vote that we all go home [例] She voted for going to the Chinese restaurant [意味] 提案する, 選ぶ, 提言する ; [上位語] express, state ; [同義語群] 02462386-v" [名詞] a body of voters who have the same interests [例] he failed to get the Black vote [例] The vote was split between the two candidates. [例] The candidate needs to get the vote of the youth. [例] They wanted to increase the voter turnout. ; [上位語] body ; [同義語群] 08480662-n