English Dictionary

self-elect

動詞

自動詞 他動詞

To self-select; to choose for oneself, rather than having another choose for one. / (transitive, intransitive) To self-appoint; to volunteer; to take on a role one has chosen for oneself.

日本語の意味

自らを選出する、自己選出する / 自ら自薦して立候補する、自己任命する

Students may self-elect to join advanced study groups if they feel prepared.

学生は準備ができていると感じたら、上級の学習グループへの参加を自ら選ぶことができます。

意味（1）

To self-select; to choose for oneself, rather than having another choose for one.

In the fundamental part he therefore argues: “Truly good works are not self-elected works of monastic or any other holiness, but such only as God has commanded, and as are comprehended within the bounds of one's particular calling, and all works.

意味（2）

(transitive, intransitive) To self-appoint; to volunteer; to take on a role one has chosen for oneself.

Which of ye will venture upon me? —Will you, Mr. Constable self-elect? or you, sir, with a pimple on your nose, got at Oxford by hard drinking, your only badge of loyalty?

self-elects （ present singular third-person ）

self-electing （ participle present ）

self-elected （ participle past ）

self-elected （ past ）