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Meanings of chosen in English

Portuguese
eleja
Spanish
los elegidos

An exclusive group of people.

eleja

Chosen.

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Usage of chosen in English
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Indeed, the new prime minister has personally chosen to lead the debate.
The Guardian
2
Each year, a special theme is chosen for National Women's History Month.
Feminist dot com
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US officials have given two reasons why a sea burial was chosen.
BBC
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However, critics argue the government has chosen to fight the wrong battle.
Reuters
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Yet he has chosen to use this power in an unconventional way.
The Guardian
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Some have chosen to join Islamic State, others to fight the group.
Reuters
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American mezzo-soprano Jamie Barton was chosen as young singer of the year.
Reuters
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It's almost impossible to decipher which path the UK government has chosen.
The Guardian
9
This year, Bosnia was chosen along with Mexico, China, Colombia and Jordan.
Reuters
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Rebel leader Riek Machar said the government had chosen war over peace.
BBC
11
I thought of Seti's words about the dangerous road I had chosen.
The heretic queen
12
Given my history, I sometimes wonder if I've chosen the wrong sport.
Climbing Magazine
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Results: Overall, 36 case-control studies were chosen based on the search criteria.
Pubmed
14
I had chosen the right place to do this-thatmuch was clear.
Eat, pray, love: one woman's search for everything across italy,...
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Gather your chosen; be ready to leave Great Nest in the morning.
Children of Time
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Very few have chosen to challenge Rule 105 claims in federal court.
Reuters
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Portuguese
eleja
Chosen through the time
Chosen across language varieties
Ireland
Common
New Zealand
Common
South Africa
Common
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