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Meanings of first round in English

Catalan
primera volta
Spanish
primera vuelta

The first round in a two-round system.

primera volta
Usage of first round in English
1
The first round of bidding took place within the past several days.
Reuters
2
A first round of elections in March was followed by widespread violence.
The Irish Times
3
Other candidates who lost in the first round also condemned the violence.
Reuters
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There was similar violence before the first round of voting last weekend.
BBC
5
The first round of the presidential election takes place on 23 April.
The Guardian
6
The agency later said the approval covers a first round of voting.
The Irish Times
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Election officials said turnout in the first round was about 50 percent.
Reuters
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That said, without the knockdown Rojas would have taken the first round.
The Guardian
9
Even the first round results have done little to change that view.
The Irish Times
10
Voting is under way in the first round of France's presidential election.
BBC
11
I followed his progress in the latter stage of his first round.
The Irish Times
12
We were two under par today,12 better than in the first round.
The Irish Times
13
The poll confirmed Bolsonaro consolidated his leadership in a first round vote.
Reuters
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Despite some concerns about technological interruptions, Friday's first round was relatively successful.
News.com.au
15
All in all, five players from Ohio State populated the first round.
Reuters
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Now opinion polls suggest he will crash out in the first round.
Reuters
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