- being projected to win; being certain to be elected; being sure of being elected
noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
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- being projected to win
- being certain to be elected
- being sure of being elected
This phrase is often used in the context of elections or competitions where a candidate or contestant is widely expected to succeed based on polling data or public sentiment.
He has been reported to be projected to win in the election race.
I thought he was certain to win, but the results were unexpected.
This meaning suggests a strong confidence in someone’s election outcome, often used by supporters or analysts when discussing a candidate's chances of winning.
She is said to be certain to be elected because her approval ratings are very high.
In this context, the phrase conveys a sense of assurance from a candidate or their supporters about the outcome of the election.
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とうせんかくじつ当選確実のこうほしゃ候補者a candidate projected to winとうせんかくじつ当選確実とみなされる見なされるto be regarded as certain to winとうせんかくじつ当選確実なせんきょ選挙an election with a projected certain winnerとうせんかくじつ当選確実のよそく予測a prediction of certain victoryとうせんかくじつ当選確実というひょうか評価an assessment of being certain to be electedとうせんかくじつ当選確実なほうどう報道news reporting a sure winnerせんきょ選挙でとうせんかくじつ当選確実to be certain to win in an electionとうせんかくじつ当選確実のこえ声voices predicting victoryかくじつ確実にとうせん当選するto win with certaintyとうせんかくじつ当選確実なりいだあリーダーa leader expected to win decisively
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