住民投票 | Japanese meaning

住民投票【じゅうみんとうひょう】

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

local referendum; poll of residents; plebiscite

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住民投票【じゅうみんとうひょう】
じゅうみんとうひょう

Generated definitions (experimental)

local referendum

This term refers to a direct vote in which an entire electorate is invited to vote on a particular proposal and can result in the adoption of laws or policies.

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In the local referendum, residents express their opinions on the approval of a new ordinance.

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Many citizens participated in the local referendum and voiced their opinions.

poll of residents

This usage implies a survey or inquiry conducted among residents to gauge their opinions or preferences on specific issues.

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Before the local referendum, the town conducted a survey to gather residents' opinions.

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The date for the local referendum was decided based on the residents' opinions.

plebiscite

This term is used in a similar context to a local referendum, often referring to a vote about significant national or regional issues that affect a large number of people.

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The government decided to hold a plebiscite on an important issue.

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The results of the plebiscite will have a significant impact on the political direction.

Generated collocations (experimental)

to conduct a local referendumto participate in a local referendumresults of the local referendumto hold a local referendumimplementation of a local referendumin cases where a local referendum is necessarylocal government resident referendumannouncement of the local referendumaffirmative and negative votes in the referendumto be decided by a local referendum

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