Pronunciation

/vəʊt/

Definitions

Noun

• A countable noun: A formal expression of preference or decision, typically in a political or organizational context. For example: “The citizens cast their votes in the election.”
• An uncountable noun: The act of expressing one’s preference by choosing between options. For example: “The students were asked to vote on the best activity for the field trip.”

Verb

• To express one’s choice or approval in a decision-making process. For example: “Everyone in the meeting was invited to vote on the new proposal.”
• To approve or agree with something. For example: “The proposal was voted through by a large margin.”

Phrases

• “Cast a vote” means to exercise your right to choose or decide by voting.
• “Vote for/against” is used to indicate support or opposition in an election or decision.
• “Unanimous vote” signifies that all members agree on a particular decision.

Example Sentences

• Noun: “After the debate, the senator waited for the final vote on the bill.”
• Verb: “The shareholders will vote on whether to approve the merger.”
• Phrasal: “The board of directors made a unanimous vote to approve the new CEO.”

Synonyms

• Ballot
• Expression of preference
• Decision
• Choice
• Approval
• Support
• Consent
• Selection -表决权
• 投票权

Antonyms

• Oppose
• Reject
• Deny
• Abstain
• Refrain