Eleccion (en. Choice)

/elek'sjon/

Meaning & Definition

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noun
Act of choosing a person or thing among several options.
The presidential election will take place next month.
La elección de presidentes se llevará a cabo el próximo mes.
Decision made by a group through voting.
The election of the student council was closely contested.
La elección del consejo estudiantil fue reñida.
Set of options from which one can choose.
You have the choice between different ice cream flavors.
Tienes la elección entre diferentes sabores de helado.

Etymology

From the Latin 'electio', which means 'choice' or 'selection'.

Common Phrases and Expressions

Free choice
Referring to a choice made without coercion.
elección libre
Popular choice
Choice in which the people vote to elect their representatives.
elección popular
To make a choice
To make a decision among several options.
hacer una elección

Related Words

Choose
Act of selecting or choosing among various options.
elegir
Option
Each of the choices available.
opción
Candidate
Person running for a position in an election.
candidato

Slang Meanings

Choice among difficult options.
I'm in a choice between two very good jobs.
Estoy en una elección entre dos trabajos muy buenos.
Refers to an informal vote or joke.
We made a choice about who would wash the dishes, and I lost!
Hicimos una elección entre quién iba a lavar los platos, ¡y perdí!