elective [ɪˈlektɪv] ПРИЛ.
1. elective офиц. (appointed by election):
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2. elective (optional):
- elective
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For each major and minor field of study, certain minimum courses and usually some electives must be taken within that area for a degree.
en.wikipedia.org Previously, most pet insurance plans did not pay for preventative care (such as vaccinations) or elective procedures (such as neutering).
en.wikipedia.org I've never run for any federal elective office at all and, you know, it is something that would obviously require a great deal of effort...
en.wikipedia.org The party supports a broad application of the elective principle, including direct elections of mayors and a gradual return to elections of regional governors.
en.wikipedia.org Contestants wore twelve-ounce gloves and elective gym shoes or no shoes.
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