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Meanings of second round in English

Catalan
segona volta
Spanish
segunda vuelta

The second round in a multi-round election.

segona volta
Usage of second round in English
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The former world number one said a bad second round proved costly.
Radio NZ
2
And we all want England v Germany in the second round, right?
The Guardian
3
A second round will cover 284 more products at a later date.
The Guardian
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Preliminary results show him leading although possibly facing a second round run-off.
Reuters
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A second round runoff will be held on Jan. 29, he said.
Reuters
6
Broad is now moving his second round of amendments about religious protections.
News.com.au
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Muguruza has never gone past the second round at the US Open.
The Guardian
8
The second round of French elections, scheduled for 22 March, was cancelled.
The Guardian
9
The blasts followed Monday's second round of voting in Egypt's parliamentary election.
Reuters
10
It means he is now available for Derry's second round All-Ireland qualifier.
The Irish Times
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The second round began on Aug. 15 and will last two weeks.
Reuters
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A second round will be held if no candidate secures a majority.
Reuters
13
If form holds, Washington and Pittsburgh would meet in the second round.
Reuters
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Yesterday's second round of the Irish Open was bedevilled by strong winds.
The Irish Times
15
Rhiannon lost a second round, but managed to take the third match.
Celtic fire
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He remains in a local hospital, awaiting a second round of surgery.
The Guardian
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