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vote of confidence

/vəʊt əv ˈkɒnfɪdəns/

Traducción: Expresión formal o informal de apoyo, aprobación o confianza en las capacidades, decisiones o liderazgo de alguien, utilizada a menudo en contextos políticos o empresariales.

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/vəʊt əv ˈkɒnfɪdəns/C1formalpolitical
  • esExpresión formal o informal de apoyo, aprobación o confianza en las capacidades, decisiones o liderazgo de alguien, utilizada a menudo en contextos políticos o empresariales.

A formal or informal expression of support, approval, or trust in someone's abilities, decisions, or leadership, often used in political or business contexts.

  1. Political supportB2formal

    A formal vote taken in a legislative body to determine if the government or a leader still has the support of the majority.

    esmoción de confianza

    • The prime minister called for a vote of confidence after the scandal.
    • The government survived a vote of confidence by a narrow margin.
    • A failed vote of confidence can lead to a new election.
  2. Expression of trustB2informal

    An act or statement that shows support, trust, or belief in someone's ability or a plan.

    esvoto de confianza

    • The board's approval was a vote of confidence in the new CEO.
    • Her promotion was seen as a vote of confidence in her leadership skills.
    • The team's success was a vote of confidence in the new strategy.