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Meanings of elected in English

Portuguese
elegido

Subject to popular election.

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Usage of elected in English
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A Labour-led government elected next year would therefore have no democratic mandate.
Reuters
2
Being fatigued; laughing; being amused; having been elected; running; having been running.
Graded Lessons in English / An Elementary English Grammar Consis...
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In Qatar, the main opposition group outside Syria elected a new leader.
Reuters
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Their elected officials have indisputable information that their city has major problems.
Ebony
5
Argentina, which recently elected a leftist government, also condemned the day's events.
Reuters
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Five new, young senators and potential TDs were among the seven elected.
The Irish Times
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The councillors elected this year will serve a term of four years.
BBC
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The heavily Democratic state had not elected a Democratic governor since 1992.
Reuters
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Those people...outside of the elected people, outside of parliament, outside of government.
Radio NZ
10
The 2011 Dáil election saw an unprecedented number of new TDs elected.
The Irish Times
11
Today Dr Nshemereirwe is the elected co-chair of the Global Young Academy.
The South African
12
Read -2019 Elections: How is the president elected in South Africa?
The South African
13
The assassination of an elected official represents a challenge to any democracy.
The Irish Times
14
Since being first elected last year, I have consistently pushed for reform.
The Irish Times
15
Burnham was more considered: This was a government elected to level up.
The Guardian
16
Sarksyan, elected in 2008, said he would stand for re-election next year.
Reuters
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Translations for elected
Portuguese
elegidoeleito
Elected through the time
Elected across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Common
South Africa
Common
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