-elect en · X
Etymology
From elect.
Meanings
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(morpheme) Used after a title to indicate that the person has been elected to hold the title, but has not yet officially taken it.
The full outcome of the November election will only be known after January 5, when Georgia voters choose the two senators who will determine which party controls the US Senate – and thus President-elect Joe Biden’s ability to pass laws. […] It’s unclear how many will heed the call, but it’s worth remembering that Georgia just elected to Congress a QAnon devotee, Rep.-elect Marjorie Taylor Greene.
2020 December 29, Frida Ghitis, “Trump has set Republicans up to fail in Georgia”, in CNN, archived from the original on 03 Oct 2022:Senator-elect Li will be sworn in next month.
Translations (8)
pl przyszły (not yet inaugurated) · fi tuleva (not yet inaugurated) · hu várományos (not yet inaugurated) · sv vald (not yet inaugurated) · vi tân cử (not yet inaugurated) · hu megválasztott (not yet inaugurated) · fi vastavalittu (not yet inaugurated) · shn လောင်း (not yet inaugurated)