constituency in Japanese
constituency in Japanese is 選挙区 — constituency means a geographic district whose voters elect a representative.
constituency in Japanese
選挙区
Pronounced: senkyoku
(politics) A district represented by one or more elected officials.
What does "constituency" mean?
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noun A geographic district whose voters elect a representative.
"The MP has represented the same constituency for over a decade."
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noun The voters or supporters of a particular official, cause, or candidate.
"The senator worked hard to keep her core constituency happy."
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constituency in a sentence
- The MP has represented the same constituency for over a decade.
- The senator worked hard to keep her core constituency happy.
- The charity built a loyal constituency of small donors.
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What is "constituency" in Japanese?
"constituency" in Japanese is 選挙区. constituency means: A geographic district whose voters elect a representative.
How do you pronounce 選挙区?
"constituency" in Japanese is 選挙区, pronounced "senkyoku".
How do you use "constituency" in a sentence?
Example: "The MP has represented the same constituency for over a decade." In Japanese, "constituency" is 選挙区.
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