vote-elect

vacation / break / holiday / leave

valuable / invaluable

vegetarian

victory / conquest / triumph

view / sight / scene

virtual reality

vocabulary / word

vomit / feel sick /
be sick / throw up

vote / elect / poll / ballot


	vote / elect / poll / ballot

A.	vote는 투표하다 라는 의미로 vote for는 찬성이나 지지 투표를 하다 vote against는 반대 투표를 하다 라는 의미로 사용된다.
1.	I voted for that senator.
2.	I haven't decided who to vote for.
3.	I voted against the proposal.
4.	A majority of members voted to accept the offer.
5.	He voted for a Presidential candidate.

B.	elect는 선거하다, 뽑다, 선출하다 라는 의미로 투표에 의하여 선택하는 것을 나타낸다.
1.	We elect our class officers every autumn.
2.	We elect a mayor in November.
3.	Kennedy was elected president in 1960.

	President-elect Rho, Moo-hyun, now beaming after a close call, will soon find himself steeped in a stark political reality.

C.	poll는 동사로 여론 조사하다 그리고 선거에서 투표하다 라는 의미로 사용된다.
1.	She polled the students to learn how many liked the cafeteria food.
2.	Not all the districts have finished polling.

	The predictions will be based on exit polls, latest voter surveys and other major factors.

D.	the polls는 투표소를 의미한다.
1.	Voters are going to the polls next Thursday.
2.	Major television networks said they would announce their predictions as soon as the polls close.

E.	ballot는 투표용지를 의미한다.
1.	The ballots aren't all counted yet.
2.	The electronic vote counter is capable of reading 250 ballots per minute.

I voted
for that senator.

Not all the districts have finished polling.

Major television networks said they would announce their predictions as soon as the polls close.

The ballots aren't all counted yet.