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2 suffrage
n1. голосування, участь у голосуванні2. право голосу, виборче право- direct suffrage пряме виборче право; пряме голосування- female suffrage виборче право для жінок- equal suffrage рівне виборче право- manhood suffrage право голосу для всіх дорослих чоловіків- universal suffrage загальне виборче право- woman suffrage виборче право для жінок- suffrage by secret ballot вибори шляхом таємного голосування -
3 female
1) жінка2) жіночий, жіночої статі•- female barretorfemale first cousin once removed — двоюрідна племінниця; двоюрідна тітка; троюрідна племінниця
- female bigamist
- female cellblock
- female convict
- female cousin
- female crime
- female criminality
- female delinquency
- female deputy
- female employment
- female extortioner
- female gang
- female genital mutilation
- female guard
- female hater of Jews
- female hater of Semites
- female heir
- female homeowner
- female homosexual intercourse
- female householder
- female inmate
- female intercessor
- female killer
- female labor
- female labour
- female line
- female member of a family
- female offender
- female official
- female owner-occupier
- female owner of a house
- female pleader
- female police officer
- female prison
- female prisoner
- female prostitute
- female prostitution
- female second cousin
- female sender
- female slayer
- female state official
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4 suffrage
n1) голосування, участь у голосуванні2) право голосу, виборче право3) голос (під час голосування)4) схвалення, згода5) тж pl церк. єктенія* * *n1) голос ( при голосуванні); голосування, участь у голосуванні2) право голосу, виборче право3) цepк. прохання ( в єктенїї); pl єктенія, літанія; заупокійна молитва
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female suffrage — /fimeɪl ˈsʌfrɪdʒ/ (say feemayl sufrij) noun the right of adult females to vote. Also, women s suffrage …
female suffrage. — See woman suffrage. [1865 70] … Useful english dictionary
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