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Meanings of elect in English

Portuguese
eleja
Spanish
los elegidos

An exclusive group of people.

eleja

Selected as the best.

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Usage of elect in English
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Parliament is set to elect a new prime minister on that date.
Reuters
2
Presbyterians from across Ireland are meeting today to elect a new Moderator.
The Irish Times
3
France goes to the polls to elect a new president in April.
Reuters
4
He will have to return to help elect a new Great Khan!
For Love Of Evil
5
This week, Fine Gael will elect a new leader of their party.
The Irish Times
6
God may elect to deal with this matter directly in due course.
For Love Of Evil
7
Parliament will meet on 11th February to elect a new prime minister.
Radio NZ
8
However, the president-elect's team has yet to formally review the space agency.
The Guardian
9
ACT party elect a new leader and a new candidate for Epsom.
Radio NZ
10
There was no way the public would elect him as prime minister.
The Guardian
11
The president-elect has also understood the value of moving beyond talking points.
Reuters
12
Hooper said the president-elect's supporters appeared to be getting a different message.
Reuters
13
Do you remember the attack on President-elect Alexander's motorcade this past November?
Act of treason
14
Turkey goes to the polls on Sunday to elect its new parliament.
The Guardian
15
This weekend Australia could elect its seventh Prime Minister in nine years.
Radio NZ
16
We'll elect Congressmen this year-youjust wait and see if we don't.
American empire: blood and iron
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Portuguese
eleja
Elect through the time
Elect across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Common
South Africa
Common
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