vote
//voʊt//
Noun
voteSingular
votesPlural
1
A formal expression of opinion or choice made by an individual or group, especially in an election or meeting
Every citizen has the right to cast their vote in the election.
2
The right to participate in an election or decision-making process
Women gained the vote in 1920.
3
The total number of votes cast in an election or poll
The vote was close, with only a few hundred votes separating the candidates.
Verb
voteInfinitive
votePresent tense
votedPast tense
votedPast participle
votingPresent participle
votesThird-person singular
1
To express one's preference or opinion in an election or decision by casting a ballot or raising one's hand
I voted for the new president in the election.
2
To choose or decide something by voting
The committee voted to accept the proposal.