ヒョウ
Meanings
Counter
Noun
Suffix
1. vote; ballot
sometimes びょう, ぴょう as a suffix
Noun
Suffix
2. label; ticket; tag; stub
Pitch accent
ヒョ
ウ
Used in vocabulary (46 in total)
medical questionnaire; medical interview sheet; medical history form
voting; ballot; poll; vote
report card
identification tag; dog tag
certificate of residence
number of votes polled; poll votes
counting ballots; tally (of votes)
admission ticket for an examination
questionnaire
affirmative vote; yes vote; aye
vote tally
protest vote
vote against; no vote; nay
spoilt vote; faulty ballot
vote; ballot
block votes (e.g. of a labor union); organized votes
job vacancy slip; job offering form; job-offer application card
gathering votes; garnering votes; pulling in votes; ballot collection; vote-counting
margin (e.g. in a vote)
missed delivery notice
blank ballot; white ballot
bookplate; ex libris
financial records (account books, ledgers, vouchers, forms, etc.)
certificate; voucher; chit
vote for a losing candidate; wasted vote
solid (an assured, a safe) vote; solid (assured) support
estimation of votes (in an election); announcing the number of votes cast (for each candidate)
securing votes (in an election); making sure of votes
vote of confidence
vote-assignment; assigning votes (e.g. to UN member countries)
letter of separation; unemployment slip; separation slip
vote-catching; vote-getting; fishing for votes
tax certificate slip; statement of earnings; tax-income certificate
deleted residence record; record of deletion of certificate of residence
missed delivery notice; undeliverable item notice
(prevaccination) screening questionnaire
confirmation that a ballot box contains no ballots before voting commences (performed by the first voter at each polling station)
tie vote; equal number of votes for and against
disputed ballot
batch-header document
credit memorandum; credit note
sexual, etc. harassment of a female politician carried out under the threat of withholding votes
Examples (3 in total)
There were two abstentions.
The bill passed by a small majority of 10 votes.
An overwhelming majority voted to abolish the brutal punishment.