一人一票 | Japanese meaning

一人一票【ひとりいっぴょう】

Also【いちにんいっぴょう】ひとりいっぴょういちにんいっぴょう

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

one person, one vote

This term is commonly used to describe a democratic principle where each individual has an equal right to vote in elections, emphasizing equality in voting rights.

It is important that the principle of one person, one vote is upheld in this election.

一人一票【ひとりいっぴょう】

Also【いちにんいっぴょう】ひとりいっぴょういちにんいっぴょう

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

one person, one vote

This term is commonly used to describe a democratic principle where each individual has an equal right to vote in elections, emphasizing equality in voting rights.

It is important that the principle of one person, one vote is upheld in this election.

一

N51

意one; one radical (no.1)

訓ひと-、ひと.つ

音イチ、イツ

名かず、い、いっ、いる、かつ、かづ、てん、はじめ、ひ、ひとつ、まこと

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人

N51

意person

訓ひと、-り、-と

音ジン、ニン

名じ、と、ね、ひこ、ふみ

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票

N14

意ballot; label; ticket; sign

音ヒョウ

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一人一票【ひとりいっぴょう】

Also【いちにんいっぴょう】ひとりいっぴょういちにんいっぴょう

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

one person, one vote

This term is commonly used to describe a democratic principle where each individual has an equal right to vote in elections, emphasizing equality in voting rights.

It is important that the principle of one person, one vote is upheld in this election.

一人一票【ひとりいっぴょう】

Also【いちにんいっぴょう】ひとりいっぴょういちにんいっぴょう

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

one person, one vote

This term is commonly used to describe a democratic principle where each individual has an equal right to vote in elections, emphasizing equality in voting rights.