English to Maori Meaning of candidacy - kaitono

Candidacy :

kaitono

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Definitions of candidacy in English

Noun(1) the campaign of a candidate to be elected

Examples of candidacy in English

(1) We created our own fixtures that included fluorescent and candescent lights to create a softer environment.(2) If all candescent lights in China were replaced with energy-saving lights, 60 billion kilowatt hours of electricity could be saved every year.(3) Another way to prevent global warming is by replacing the candescent bulbs in homes with compact fluorescent lamps (CFL).(4) The living room area requires light from a desk lamp, with a candescent or energy-saving bulb and giving off warm light.(5) She turned up at the shoot casually dressed in trousers and a top: a little girl with pallid yet candescent skin and cocoa-brown eyes, who stands just 5ft 3in high.(6) It comes from the same Latin root that produces ‘ candescence ‘and meant ‘brilliant whiteness‘.(7) The process comprises the step of first bringing a substrate to candescence in a reducing or inert atmosphere for the purpose of cleaning the filament.(8) This orange dusk-like candescence reflects off the whitewater.(9) Gem candescence is an optical quality that makes a gemstone look like a brilliant drop of liquid color.

Synonyms

Noun

1. candidature ::

candidature

2. political campaign ::

pakanga tōrangapū

English to Maori Dictionary: candidacy

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