re-election in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for re-election in the English»Italian Dictionary

re-election [Brit ˌriːɪˈlɛkʃ(ə)n, Am ˌriəˈlɛkʃ(ə)n] N

re-election

rielezione f

to stand for Brit or run for re-election

ripresentarsi (alle elezioni)

I.result [Brit rɪˈzʌlt, Am rəˈzəlt] N

1. result (consequence):

result

risultato m

result

conseguenza f (of di)

as a result of

come risultato di

with the result that the company went bankrupt

con il risultato che la compagnia fece bancarotta

as a result

come conseguenza

without result

senza risultato

2. result (of exam, match, election):

result

risultato m

exam(ination) results

risultati degli esami

football results

risultati delle partite (di calcio)

3. result (successful outcome) inf:

result

risultato m

result SPORTS

vittoria f

result SPORTS

risultato m

to get results

ottenere dei risultati

to need a result SPORTS

dovere fare risultato

4. result MATH:

result

risultato m

II.results N

results npl:

results COMM, ECON

risultati m

III.result [Brit rɪˈzʌlt, Am rəˈzəlt] VB intr

result

risultare

result

derivare

to result from

risultare da

to result in death, abolition, re-election, loss

avere per risultato or portare a

the accident resulted in him losing his job

l'incidente gli fece perdere il posto di lavoro

come up VB [kʌm -] (come up)

1. come up (arise):

come up problem, issue, matter:

saltare fuori, venire fuori

come up name:

saltare fuori

to come up in conversation subject:

venire fuori durante la conversazione

this type of question may come up

questo tipo di domanda potrebbe venire fuori

2. come up (be due, eligible):

to come up for re-election

ripresentarsi alle elezioni

my salary comes up for review in April

il mio stipendio sarà sottoposto a revisione in aprile

the car is coming up for its annual service

l'auto deve fare la revisione annuale

3. come up (occur):

come up opportunity:

venire fuori, presentarsi

something urgent has come up

è saltata fuori una cosa urgente

a vacancy has come up

si è liberato un posto

4. come up (rise):

come up sun, moon:

sorgere

come up tide:

salire

come up bulb, seeds:

germogliare

come up daffodils, beans:

venire su, spuntare

5. come up LAW:

come up case:

essere dibattuto

come up hearing:

svolgersi

to come up before case:

essere dibattuto davanti a

to come up before person:

comparire davanti a

Translations for re-election in the Italian»English Dictionary

rielezione [rieletˈtsjone] N f

rielezione

re-election

I.riproporre [riproˈporre] VB trans

1. riproporre (sollevare di nuovo):

riproporre questione

to pose [sth] again

2. riproporre (rifare):

riproporre domanda

to ask [sth] again

II.riproporsi VB refl

1. riproporsi (presentarsi di nuovo):

riproporsi

to arise again

il problema si ripropone

the problem has come up again

2. riproporsi (ripromettersi):

riproporsi

to promise oneself

riproporrsi di fare qc

to promise oneself or to make a resolution to do sth

Phrases:

riproporrsi come candidato

to come up for re-election

riproporrsi come candidato

to run for re-election

riproporrsi come candidato

to stand for re-election Brit

I.ripresentare [riprezenˈtare] VB trans

ripresentare

to re-present

II.ripresentarsi VB refl

1. ripresentarsi (andare di nuovo):

ripresentarsi a gara, concorso

to re-enter for

ripresentarsi all'esame

to present oneself for re-examination

2. ripresentarsi (riaccadere, ripetersi):

ripresentarsi fenomeno:

to arise again

se si ripresenta l'occasione…

if the opportunity arises again…

speriamo che il problema non si ripresenti più

let's hope there will be no recurrence of the problem

3. ripresentarsi (ricandidarsi):

ripresentarsi alle elezioni

to come up for re-election

ripresentarsi alle elezioni

to run for re-election

ripresentarsi alle elezioni

to stand for re-election Brit

re-election in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for re-election in the English»Italian Dictionary

re-election [ˌri:·ɪ·ˈlek·ʃən] N

re-election

rielezione f

Translations for re-election in the Italian»English Dictionary

rielezione [ri·e·let·ˈtsio:·ne] N f

rielezione

re-election

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

He was defeated in his 1893 re-election bid, in which he finished seventh of nine candidates.

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In 2004, she won re-election to a third term unopposed.

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Following his re-election in 2000, he became president of the public administration committee for the duration of the legislature.

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He completed his term in 1902, but did not seek re-election.

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However, all three clubs were successful in gaining re-election.

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In 2004, he won re-election to a second term with 55% of the vote.

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In 1999, he won re-election to a fifth term with 36%.

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He did not run for re-election in 1932.

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Group board directors would be subject to annual election/re-election by all members.

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He declined to be a candidate for re-election in 1866, and resumed the practice of law.

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