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1 eleggere
elect* * *eleggere v.tr.1 to elect; ( scegliere) to choose*; ( nominare) to nominate, to appoint; egli fu eletto all'Accademia, he was elected to the Academy; lo elessero Presidente, they elected him President (o to the Presidency o they voted him into the chair); eleggere un deputato, to return (o to elect) a Member of Parliament3 (letter.) to prefer.* * *[e'lɛddʒere]verbo transitivo1) to elect [presidente, sindaco]eleggere qcn. presidente — to elect sb. (as) president
2) dir.* * *eleggere/e'lεddʒere/ [59]1 to elect [presidente, sindaco]; eleggere qcn. presidente to elect sb. (as) president; essere eletta Miss Mondo to be voted Miss World2 dir. eleggere il proprio domicilio to elect domicile; eleggere il proprio domicilio a Roma to fix one's domicile in Rome. -
2 eleggere il proprio domicilio a Roma
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