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Definition of election threshold - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
politicsTECH. minimum votes needed for party representationTECH.
- The party failed to pass the election threshold.
- They barely crossed the election threshold this year.
- New parties often struggle with the election threshold.
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Expressions with election
widespread public enthusiasm and activity related to an election
Election fever has taken over the city with rallies and debates everywhere.
win a majority in an election
The candidate managed to carry an election with ease.
make a strong effort to win an election
They are determined to fight an election and win.
day designated for voting in elections
Election day is a public holiday in some countries.
the evening when votes are counted in an election
Everyone gathered around the TV on election night to see the results.
organized series of activities to influence voters
The candidate's election campaign focused on healthcare reform..
happening or existing after an election
The post-election period was full of debates.
set time when campaign activities or voting for an election take place
During the election period, candidates traveled nationwide to meet voters.
set of promises and plans a candidate offers when seeking votes
The party’s election platform focused on health care and education.
organize and run a vote to choose people or decide questions
The committee will hold an election to choose the new chairperson.
election for Congress held between presidential elections
The midterm election shifted the balance of power in Congress.
voting event where people choose who will serve as president
The country held a presidential election every five years.
in the UK, an election for Parliament representatives
The UK holds a general election every five years.
available to be chosen in a voting process
The seat put up for election was highly contested.
manipulation of vote counts to alter results
Election fraud was suspected when the numbers didn't match.
happening or existing before an election
The pre-election polls showed a close race.
division for organizing voting in elections
The city is divided into several election districts for the upcoming vote.
official report showing votes counted in an election
The election return showed a close race between the candidates.
election called earlier than scheduled
The prime minister announced a snap election next month.
special election held between regular elections
The bye-election was scheduled after the MP resigned.
election held online using computer technology
The country held its first e-election last year.
official vote for leaders held before the usual planned date
The government called an early election after losing support in parliament.
person who watches an election to check fair and correct procedures
Each election observer carefully noted any problems at the polling station.
political vote where people choose candidates without pressure or unfair limits
Observers confirmed that the country held its first free election in decades.
Expressions with threshold
point where nuclear weapons might be used
The conflict reached the nuclear threshold.
physically enter a place
She crossed the threshold of the old house with caution.
very close to starting a new stage or situation
The country stands at the threshold of a major political change.
about to start or experience something new
She felt excited, on the threshold of a new adventure.
the starting point of something
The noise reached a threshold level and became noticeable.
used to indicate something considered first before other issues
As a threshold matter, we must decide if the court has jurisdiction.
specific limit at which a change starts or a response is triggered
The alarm sounds when the temperature passes the threshold value.
minimum intensity of stimulus causing pain
The doctor tested her pain threshold with a small needle.
point at which a small change leads to a significant effect
The threshold effect in climate change can lead to irreversible consequences.
level where something becomes noticed by the mind
The sound was just above the threshold of consciousness.
point at which a signal is recognized
The device's detection threshold was set to identify weak signals.
not strong enough to be noticed by the mind
The music was below the threshold of consciousness for most listeners.
lowest level at which a stimulus can be detected
The absolute threshold for sound varies among individuals..
minimum difference between two stimuli detectable by a person
The difference threshold for sound was barely noticeable.
smallest change in stimulation detectable by a person
The differential threshold for sound was tested in the lab.
level of disease cases above which an epidemic is likely
The epidemic threshold was crossed last week.
fixed limit below which a tax or rule does not have to be paid
Low-income families benefit from a higher exemption threshold.
minimum signal level for detection by a receiver
The reception threshold was too high for the weak signal.
function returning 1 if inputs exceed a threshold
The algorithm uses a threshold function to classify data.
operation to determine if a threshold is met
The system performs a threshold operation to activate the alarm.
price level at which a significant change in behavior or outcome happens
Raising fares above the threshold price sharply reduced passenger numbers.
smallest electric push on a transistor gate that lets current pass
Engineers measured the threshold voltage of the MOSFET at room temperature.
highest level of change or pressure accepted before reaction starts
The city's tolerance threshold for air pollution was exceeded last winter.
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- French:seuil électoral, ...
- German:Wahlhürde, ...
- Italian:soglia elettorale, ...
- Spanish:umbral electoral, ...
- Portuguese:limiar eleitoral, ...
- Chinese:选举门槛, ...
- Japanese:選挙の閾値, ...
- Arabic:عَتَبَة اِنْتِخابِيَّة, ...
- Hebrew:סֶף הַחֲסִימָה, ...
- Russian:избирательный порог, ...
- Ukrainian:виборчий бар'єр, ...
- Hindi:चुनाव सीमा, ...
- Bengali:নির্বাচনী সীমা, ...
- Catalan:llindar electoral, ...
- Czech:volební práh, ...
- Danish:spærregrænse, ...
- Dutch:kiesdrempel, ...
- Greek:εκλογικό όριο, ...
- Hungarian:választási küszöb, ...
- Khmer:កម្រិតអប្បបរមាសម្រាប់តំណាងក្នុងការបោះឆ្នោត, ...
- Korean:선거 기준선, ...
- Persian:آستانه انتخابات, ...
- Polish:próg wyborczy, ...
- Portuguese (BR):limiar eleitoral, ...
- Romanian:prag electoral, ...
- Swedish:spärr, ...
- Thai:เกณฑ์คะแนนเสียง, ...
- Turkish:seçim barajı, ...
- Vietnamese:ngưỡng bầu cử, ...
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