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"electorate" in inglés with examples - Collocation dictionary inglés

electorate sustantivo

sustantivo + electorate
Kolokacji: 11
Electorate of the Palatinate • Electorate of Saxony • Electorate of Trier • Electorate of Hanover • state electorate • ...
electorate + sustantivo
Kolokacji: 3
electorate vote • Electorate Profile • electorate voting
electorate + verbo
Kolokacji: 10
electorate votes • electorate rejects • electorate chooses • electorate includes • electorate wants • ...
verbo + electorate
Kolokacji: 4
represent the electorate • electorate is created • restore to the Electorate • electorate is abolished
adjetivo + electorate
Kolokacji: 35
American electorate • Democratic electorate • general electorate • total electorate • British electorate • ...
preposición + electorate
Kolokacji: 5
of the electorate • to the electorate • in the electorate • with the electorate • for the electorate
colocaciones frecuentes
Kolokacji: 4
collocations grouped by meanings
Grup znaczeniowych: 1
(1) of, to, in, with, for
Kolokacji: 5
1. of the electorate = z elektoratu of the electorate
of one's electorate, of the Electorate, of electorates
2. to the electorate = do elektoratu to the electorate
to the Electorate
3. in the electorate = w elektoracie in the electorate
in one's electorate
4. with the electorate = z elektoratem with the electorate
  • Those that do work get their chance with the electorate.
  • If they don't like his views, he's likely on the right track with the electorate.
  • It is a way to win relationships with the electorate and get you out of trouble.
  • Yet the administration may be more in touch with the electorate than not, for little is done on a local level to recognize these realities.
  • He does not ask for money to do it, and that is fine with the electorate.
  • Then we work to recover our clout with the electorate.
  • Do not make a decision to begin a constitutional process without its first having been discussed with the electorate in our countries.
  • Indeed, where else are they to do so if not with the electorate in the run-up to an election?
  • He appears to have lost touch with both his party and the electorate.
  • It is part and parcel of a government's contract with the electorate.
5. for the electorate = dla elektoratu for the electorate

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