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Italian word
voto
grade / mark (in an exam); also a religious vow; also a vote
Looks like
vote
a formal choice in an election
⚠️ The trap
In Italian, 'voto' has three meanings: a grade (academic), a vote (political), and a religious vow. Context is key. English speakers will only think of the electoral meaning.
To say "a formal choice in an election" in Italian:
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"voto" in English means:
grade / mark (in an exam); also a religious vow; also a vote
Example
"Ho preso un bel voto all'esame di chimica."
"I got a good grade on the chemistry exam."
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