vote in Arabic
vote in Arabic is صَوْت, تَصْوِيت — vote means a formal choice made as part of an election or decision, usually by ballot.
vote in Arabic
صَوْت
Pronounced: ṣawt
formalised choice
تَصْوِيت
Pronounced: taṣwīt
formalised choice
What does "vote" mean?
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noun A formal choice made as part of an election or decision, usually by ballot.
"Every citizen over eighteen has the right to a vote."
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verb To formally express a choice, typically in an election or on a proposal.
"She voted for the first time in the local elections."
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vote in a sentence
- Every citizen over eighteen has the right to a vote.
- The final vote came down to a narrow margin.
- She voted for the first time in the local elections.
- The committee will vote on the new budget tomorrow.
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What is "vote" in Arabic?
"vote" in Arabic is صَوْت, تَصْوِيت. vote means: A formal choice made as part of an election or decision, usually by ballot.
How do you pronounce صَوْت?
"vote" in Arabic is صَوْت, pronounced "ṣawt".
How do you use "vote" in a sentence?
Example: "Every citizen over eighteen has the right to a vote." In Arabic, "vote" is صَوْت, تَصْوِيت.
Are there other ways to say "vote" in Arabic?
Yes — Arabic has 2 translations listed for "vote": صَوْت, تَصْوِيت.
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