vote en el Diccionario Oxford Paravia de italiano

Traducciones de vote en el diccionario inglés»italiano

I.vote [ingl. brit. vəʊt, ingl. am. voʊt] SUST.

1. vote (choice):

vote

voto m

to cast one's vote

dare il proprio voto

to get 100 votes

ottenere 100 voti

one man one vote

suffragio universale

that gets my vote! fig.

io voto per questo!

2. vote (franchise):

the vote

il diritto di voto

to get the vote

ottenere il diritto di voto

3. vote (ballot):

vote

voto m

vote

votazione f

to have a vote

andare alle urne

to take a vote on

passare ai voti or votare

to put sth to the vote

mettere qc ai voti or fare una votazione su qc

4. vote (body of voters):

the teenage, Scottish vote

il voto dei giovani, degli scozzesi

to receive 60% of the vote

essere votati dal 60% degli elettori

by a majority vote

con la maggioranza dei voti

to increase one's vote by 10%

aumentare del 10% il numero dei propri elettori

II.vote [ingl. brit. vəʊt, ingl. am. voʊt] V. trans.

1. vote (affirm choice of):

vote Liberal, yes

votare

how or what do you vote?

cosa voti?

to vote sb into, out of office or power

eleggere, destituire qn

to vote sb into the White House

eleggere qn alla Casa Bianca

to be voted best film

essere votato miglior film

to be voted Miss World

essere eletta miss Mondo

2. vote (authorize):

to vote sb sth

accordare qc a qn

to vote oneself a pay rise

concedersi un aumento di stipendio

3. vote (propose):

vote coloq.

proporre

I vote we all go

propongo di andarcene tutti

III.vote [ingl. brit. vəʊt, ingl. am. voʊt] V. intr.

vote

votare (on su; for sb per qn; against contro)

to vote for reform

votare per la riforma

to vote on whether

votare per decidere se

let's vote on it

mettiamolo ai voti

to vote to join the EU, to strike

votare a favore dell'ingresso nell'UE, a favore dello sciopero

IV.vote [ingl. brit. vəʊt, ingl. am. voʊt]

to vote with one's feet (by leaving)

= abbandonare il luogo della votazione (per protesta)

to vote with one's feet (by other action)

= esprimere il proprio dissenso alla votazione

block vote [ingl. brit., ingl. am. ˌblɑk ˈvoʊt] SUST. POL.

block vote

voto m di blocco, di coalizione

floating vote [ˌfləʊtɪŋˈvəʊt] SUST. POL.

floating vote

voti mpl migranti

vote-rigging [ˈvəutˌrɪɡɪŋ] SUST.

vote-rigging

broglio m elettorale

vote through V. [vəʊt -] (vote [sth] through, vote through [sth])

vote through bill, proposal:

vote through

fare passare

proxy vote [ˈprɒksɪˌvəʊt] SUST.

proxy vote

voto m per procura

casting vote [ingl. brit., ingl. am. ˈkæstɪŋ ˈˌvoʊt] SUST.

casting vote

voto m decisivo

yes-vote [ingl. brit. ˈjɛsvəʊt] SUST.

yes-vote

sì m

yes-vote

voto m favorevole

vote-catcher [ˈvəʊtˌkætʃə(r)] SUST.

vote-catcher

= espediente per accaparrarsi voti

vote in V. [vəʊt -] (vote [sb] in, vote in [sb])

vote in person, party:

vote in

eleggere

vote en el diccionario PONS

Traducciones de vote en el diccionario inglés»italiano

I.vote [voʊt] V. intr.

1. vote (elect):

vote

votare

to vote for/against sb/sth

votare per/contro qu/qc

2. vote (formally decide):

to vote on sth

mettere qc ai voti

II.vote [voʊt] V. trans.

1. vote (elect):

vote

eleggere (per votazione)

2. vote (propose):

to vote that …

proporre che … +subj

3. vote (declare):

vote

considerare

III.vote [voʊt] SUST.

1. vote (formally made choice):

vote

voto m

2. vote (election):

vote

votazione f

to put sth to the vote

mettere qc ai voti

3. vote (right to elect):

to have the vote

avere diritto di voto

vote on V. trans.

vote on

approvare (per votazione)

vote in V. trans.

vote in

eleggere (per votazione)

vote out V. trans.

to vote sb out (of sth)

non rieleggere qu (a qc)

vote down V. trans.

vote down

respingere (per votazione)

protest vote SUST.

protest vote

voto m di protesta

Traducciones de vote en el diccionario italiano»inglés

La palabra que consultaste como aparece en otras partes del diccionario

votazione

vote

voto

vote

avere diritto di voto

to have the right to vote

voto di fiducia

vote of confidence

mettere ai -i qc

to put sth to the vote

voto

vote

votare

to vote on

votare

to vote for

votare

to vote

votare per [o a favore di] qc/qu

to vote for sth/sb

votare contro qc/qu

to vote against sth/sb

voto di sfiducia

vote of no confidence

vote Ejemplos de uso en el diccionario PONS (revisados por la redacción)

to vote with one's pocketbook

votare pensando solo alle proprie tasche

eligible to vote

con diritto di voto

to vote for/against sb/sth

votare per/contro qu/qc

to put sth to the vote

mettere qc ai voti

to vote sb out (of sth)

non rieleggere qu (a qc)

to put sth to vote

mettere ai voti qc

to decide/vote in favor of (doing) sth

decidere/votare a favore di (fare) qc

to have the right to vote

avere diritto di voto

to put sth to the vote

mettere ai -i qc

to vote by a show of hands

votare per alzata di mano

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

inglés

All habitats in the glitter band represent a different format of society, all linked by the common right to vote.

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A single vote for only one of the candidates was known as a plumper, and was particularly valued by politicians.

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After 5 years of obscurity, the black population was finally able to vote.

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And even if it was a vote-winner, the consequence of tens of thousands of buy-to-let landlords selling up might be grave.

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The mayor can veto ordinances, which can be overridden with a 2/3 vote of the council.

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The number of votes was 25 against to 26 in favor, where the president had the casting vote.

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The consuls upbraided them for being as unruly as the people in the forum, whereupon a vote was held.

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The most popular party was the PS which received 34 or 23.4% of the vote.

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Postal votes are available to people who by reason of their occupation can not vote normally.

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The constitution provides that henceforth the president will be elected by popular vote from at least two candidates selected by the legislature.

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