Elect in Tagalog

Elect in Tagalog: “Elect” translates to “Humalal” or “Ihalal” in Tagalog, referring to the act of choosing someone through voting or selecting for a position. This term is commonly used in political and organizational contexts throughout the Philippines.

Understanding the proper translation and usage of “elect” is essential for discussing democratic processes, leadership selection, and decision-making in Filipino contexts. Let’s explore the comprehensive meanings, synonyms, and practical applications of this important term.

[Words] = Elect

[Definition]:

• Elect /ɪˈlekt/
• Verb 1: To choose or select someone for a position or office, especially by voting.
• Verb 2: To decide or choose to do something.
• Adjective: Chosen for a position but not yet formally in office.

[Synonyms] = Humalal, Ihalal, Pumili, Piliin, Maghalal, Italaga, Pumili ng lider

[Example]:

Ex1_EN: The citizens will elect a new president in the upcoming national elections this year.

Ex1_PH: Ang mga mamamayan ay hahalal ng bagong pangulo sa paparating na pambansang halalan ngayong taon.

Ex2_EN: The committee decided to elect Maria as the chairperson due to her excellent leadership skills.

Ex2_PH: Ang komite ay nagpasyang humalal kay Maria bilang tagapangulo dahil sa kanyang mahusay na kasanayan sa pamumuno.

Ex3_EN: Students will elect their class representatives during the student council meeting tomorrow.

Ex3_PH: Ang mga mag-aaral ay hahalal ng kanilang mga kinatawan ng klase sa pulong ng konseho ng mga mag-aaral bukas.

Ex4_EN: The board members elect to approve the new policy after careful consideration and discussion.

Ex4_PH: Ang mga miyembro ng lupon ay pumili na aprubahan ang bagong patakaran pagkatapos ng maingat na pagsasaalang-alang at talakayan.

Ex5_EN: She is the president-elect and will officially assume office next month after the inauguration ceremony.

Ex5_PH: Siya ang hinirang na pangulo at opisyal na hahawak ng tungkulin sa susunod na buwan pagkatapos ng seremonya ng panunumpa.