Elector in Chinese
Elector in Chinese is 選帝侯 — Elector means someone with the right to vote in an election.
Elector in Chinese
選帝侯
Pronounced: xuǎn dì hóu
(historical) A German prince entitled to elect the emperor of the Holy Roman Empire; a prince-elector.
What does "Elector" mean?
- noun Someone with the right to vote in an election.
- noun (UK) A person entitled to vote for a Member of Parliament.
- noun (US) A person chosen by a state to formally cast a vote for president and vice president.
- noun Another way of writing 'Elector', the title of a German prince with the right to choose the Holy Roman Emperor.
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What is "Elector" in Chinese?
"Elector" in Chinese is 選帝侯. Elector means: Someone with the right to vote in an election.
How do you pronounce 選帝侯?
"Elector" in Chinese is 選帝侯, pronounced "xuǎn dì hóu".
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