CEFR A1

vote

verb, noun

Meaning

To show your choice or opinion in an election or other decision-making process.

Examples

Did you vote in the last election?
Everyone should get a chance to vote.

Synonyms: choose, decide, elect

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vote (A1)

verb, noun

Pronunciation: /voʊt/

Definition

To show your choice or opinion in an election or other decision-making process.

Examples

Did you vote in the last election?
Everyone should get a chance to vote.
The members will vote on the new proposal.

How to Use vote

vote for (prepositional phrase): To choose a candidate or option. — "I will vote for the candidate who promises lower taxes."
vote against (prepositional phrase): To choose not to support a candidate or option. — "Many people voted against the new law."
vote yes (collocation): To express agreement or support. — "Will you vote yes on the referendum?"
vote no (collocation): To express disagreement or opposition. — "The committee decided to vote no."

Synonyms of vote

Words with a similar meaning to vote:

Antonyms of vote

Words with the opposite meaning to vote:

abstain

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