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voting СУЩ.

voting: votação ж.

I. vote [voʊt, брит. vəʊt] СУЩ.

1. vote (choice):

vote: voto м.

to have the vote: ter direito ao voto

2. vote (election):

vote: votação ж.

a vote of confidence: um voto de confiança

to put sth to the vote: pôr a. c. em votação

II. vote [voʊt, брит. vəʊt] ГЛ. неперех.

vote: votar

to vote for/against sth: votar a favor/contra a. c.

to vote on sth: votar a. c.

III. vote [voʊt, брит. vəʊt] ГЛ. перех.

to vote one's conscience: consultar a consciência

to vote that ...: decidir que ... +subj

protest vote СУЩ.

protest vote: voto м. de protesto

vote in ГЛ. перех.

vote in: eleger

I was voted in as treasurer: fui eleito tesoureiro

vote on ГЛ. перех.

vote on: votar

the committee is voting on the proposal tonight: o comitê votará a proposta esta noite

Present
I	vote
you	vote
he/she/it	votes
we	vote
you	vote
they	vote

Past
I	voted
you	voted
he/she/it	voted
we	voted
you	voted
they	voted

Present Perfect
I	have	voted
you	have	voted
he/she/it	has	voted
we	have	voted
you	have	voted
they	have	voted

Past Perfect
I	had	voted
you	had	voted
he/she/it	had	voted
we	had	voted
you	had	voted
they	had	voted

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the committee is voting on the proposal tonight: o comitê votará a proposta esta noite

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They use violence, intimidation, and coercion to suppress black voting at the polls.

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To be considered independent at least one of the records must not be editable by the voting machine and be directly verifiable by the voter.

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If the mechanisms of voting do not prove enough, particularly for minority shareholders, directors' duties and other member rights may be vindicated in court.

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The 2008 contest featured a new system for semi-final allocation in order to reduce the problems of neighborly and diaspora voting that occurred in years past.

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Beginning in the 1980s, media companies began splitting shares into voting and nonvoting classifications and have come to be the dominant users of that strategy to centralise authority.

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