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		Definition of candidate in English: candidatenoun ˈkandɪdeɪtˈkandɪdət 1A person who applies for a job or is nominated for election.  candidates applying for this position should be computer-literate  the Green Party candidate  Example sentencesExamples -  Bees United are now seeking nominations from members who wish to stand as candidates in this election.
 -  Women have the exact same opportunities as men to become election candidates.
 -  Training workshops will be held to brief potential local election candidates.
 -  In fact, the number of candidates for election to the board exceeded the number of posts to be filled.
 -  The dual system, in which some candidates apply and others are nominated, was singled out as unacceptable.
 -  All candidates standing for election have to declare their knowledge of the rules.
 -  I am the only candidate in the recall election who is telling the truth to the working people.
 -  This is not the first time the freelance writer has run as a candidate in the legislative election.
 -  It is a chance for general election candidates to make a practical difference.
 -  He said the trust interviews all prospective candidates who apply to live at the almshouses.
 -  Even candidates who win an election unopposed must have the minimum number of nominations.
 -  This promises to be an enjoyable night with a number of local election candidates in attendance.
 -  I suppose that it was also a good year for many independent candidates in the general election.
 -  He lost the election in the end to the candidate jointly nominated by the opposition parties.
 -  He was an unsuccessful candidate in the general election and he came knocking at my door for my vote.
 -  This is the first time ever in any election where the candidate I vote for will actually win.
 -  The job will be offered to one of the 16 unsuccessful candidates who applied for the job last year.
 -  Chen took candidates for the legislative elections to the temple to pray for success.
 -  At the last election the Labour candidate took over 60 percent of the vote.
 -  The left needs to meet the challenge of right wing candidates in union elections next year.
 
  Synonyms applicant, job applicant, job-seeker, prospective employee contender, contestant, nominee, aspirant, possibility, possible interviewee postulant, suitor, pretender informal runner - 1.1British  A person taking an examination.
 Example sentencesExamples -  He would scribble in the margins of the examination papers to tell the candidate what he had done and why.
 -  An educational system should be judged by how well it serves its pupils as people, not just as candidates.
 -  The writer is a doctoral candidate in Teacher Development at the University of Toronto.
 -  He is a fine instructor and Ph.D. candidate who happens to also be an outstanding athlete.
 -  Each candidate was assessed by seven examiners, each rating a different consultation on the tape.
 -  Examiners and candidates have to manage these hybrid discourses within their conversation.
 -  I saw my name on the list of candidates who had satisfied the examiners in the final examinations.
 -  Some driving schools offer relaxation techniques to candidates to help combat anxiety.
 -  It was a very hot summer term, and candidates for art A-level were invited to compose and draw a still-life.
 -  Scholarship candidates travelling from a distance can be provided with accommodation.
 -  Our first step was a visit to a company that grooms candidates for Oxbridge entrance.
 -  Thus there were also 12,000 fewer A-level maths candidates this year than last.
 -  They are being paid to turn students into exam candidates, aren't they?
 -  The end of the course has an examination and internship for all candidates.
 -  Mr Aceti is a PhD candidate and researcher at Central St Martin's College in London.
 -  The testing of women candidates should be carried out by women examiners, she added.
 -  It also claims this will also permit it to return copies of marked scripts to schools and candidates.
 -  In a Canadian university, a male and a female candidate were finalists for a tenurable position in philosophy.
 -  These specifications must be the same for candidates from within the school as external candidates.
 -  This challenge could keep an army of doctoral candidates busy for a long time.
 
  - 1.2 A person or thing regarded as suitable for or likely to receive a particular fate, treatment, or position.
 she was the perfect candidate for a biography  Example sentencesExamples -  You don't strike me as a good candidate for this type of arrangement, not at the moment anyway.
 -  It is, of course, an advantage that Scotland is a strong candidate for the European Championship.
 -  He was, in fact, a prime candidate for arrest and removal from the scene.
 -  Daly, with his interest in the regeneration of old buildings, was an obvious candidate for designer.
 -  Well I don't know if an artist like myself would make such a great candidate for leadership.
 -  Opinion polls identified her as the nation's most popular minister and a realistic candidate for the top job.
 -  By virtue of his profession, he might be a likely candidate for the painting's patron.
 -  By the time she hit 18 and a half stone her doctor thought she was a likely candidate for the medication.
 -  Woods Snr, it has to be said, has never been a likely candidate for the diplomatic service.
 -  It will please fans and is an obvious candidate for a second single.
 -  Croatia is now officially a candidate for entry to the European Union, it was announced in Brussels.
 -  The young soft calf is a likely candidate for respiratory disease if mismanaged.
 -  Maybe you should find a suitable candidate for this very meaningful task.
 -  This was the time of a certain Ambrosius Aurelianus who is a likely candidate for King Arthur of legend.
 -  He is a candidate for a top ten overall position because of the newly added time trial.
 -  The best candidate for boosting the supply of gold, however, is hedging.
 -  Eileen's bubbly personality makes her an ideal candidate for setting up such a group.
 -  Shaun, son of Geoff, would be a likely candidate for the reconstruction process.
 -  If you are a good candidate for the treatment you will be given the necessary pills.
 -  Sildenafil was originally identified as a candidate for the treatment of angina.
 
  
 
 Origin   Early 17th century: from Latin candidatus 'white-robed', also denoting a candidate for office (who traditionally wore a white toga), from candidus 'white'.    Definition of candidate in US English: candidatenoun 1A person who applies for a job or is nominated for election.  candidates applying for this position should be computer-literate  Example sentencesExamples -  He lost the election in the end to the candidate jointly nominated by the opposition parties.
 -  Chen took candidates for the legislative elections to the temple to pray for success.
 -  The dual system, in which some candidates apply and others are nominated, was singled out as unacceptable.
 -  This is the first time ever in any election where the candidate I vote for will actually win.
 -  He was an unsuccessful candidate in the general election and he came knocking at my door for my vote.
 -  Even candidates who win an election unopposed must have the minimum number of nominations.
 -  The job will be offered to one of the 16 unsuccessful candidates who applied for the job last year.
 -  He said the trust interviews all prospective candidates who apply to live at the almshouses.
 -  I am the only candidate in the recall election who is telling the truth to the working people.
 -  I suppose that it was also a good year for many independent candidates in the general election.
 -  All candidates standing for election have to declare their knowledge of the rules.
 -  This is not the first time the freelance writer has run as a candidate in the legislative election.
 -  This promises to be an enjoyable night with a number of local election candidates in attendance.
 -  In fact, the number of candidates for election to the board exceeded the number of posts to be filled.
 -  Bees United are now seeking nominations from members who wish to stand as candidates in this election.
 -  At the last election the Labour candidate took over 60 percent of the vote.
 -  Training workshops will be held to brief potential local election candidates.
 -  Women have the exact same opportunities as men to become election candidates.
 -  It is a chance for general election candidates to make a practical difference.
 -  The left needs to meet the challenge of right wing candidates in union elections next year.
 
  Synonyms applicant, job applicant, job-seeker, prospective employee - 1.1British  A person taking an examination.
 doctoral candidates in literature  Example sentencesExamples -  Each candidate was assessed by seven examiners, each rating a different consultation on the tape.
 -  These specifications must be the same for candidates from within the school as external candidates.
 -  Mr Aceti is a PhD candidate and researcher at Central St Martin's College in London.
 -  The end of the course has an examination and internship for all candidates.
 -  An educational system should be judged by how well it serves its pupils as people, not just as candidates.
 -  It was a very hot summer term, and candidates for art A-level were invited to compose and draw a still-life.
 -  This challenge could keep an army of doctoral candidates busy for a long time.
 -  Examiners and candidates have to manage these hybrid discourses within their conversation.
 -  The writer is a doctoral candidate in Teacher Development at the University of Toronto.
 -  Some driving schools offer relaxation techniques to candidates to help combat anxiety.
 -  I saw my name on the list of candidates who had satisfied the examiners in the final examinations.
 -  In a Canadian university, a male and a female candidate were finalists for a tenurable position in philosophy.
 -  Thus there were also 12,000 fewer A-level maths candidates this year than last.
 -  He would scribble in the margins of the examination papers to tell the candidate what he had done and why.
 -  Our first step was a visit to a company that grooms candidates for Oxbridge entrance.
 -  Scholarship candidates travelling from a distance can be provided with accommodation.
 -  It also claims this will also permit it to return copies of marked scripts to schools and candidates.
 -  The testing of women candidates should be carried out by women examiners, she added.
 -  He is a fine instructor and Ph.D. candidate who happens to also be an outstanding athlete.
 -  They are being paid to turn students into exam candidates, aren't they?
 
  - 1.2 A person or thing regarded as suitable for or likely to receive a particular fate, treatment, or position.
 she was the perfect candidate for a biography  a leading candidate for the title of New York's ugliest building  Example sentencesExamples -  This was the time of a certain Ambrosius Aurelianus who is a likely candidate for King Arthur of legend.
 -  He is a candidate for a top ten overall position because of the newly added time trial.
 -  Maybe you should find a suitable candidate for this very meaningful task.
 -  It is, of course, an advantage that Scotland is a strong candidate for the European Championship.
 -  Eileen's bubbly personality makes her an ideal candidate for setting up such a group.
 -  Croatia is now officially a candidate for entry to the European Union, it was announced in Brussels.
 -  He was, in fact, a prime candidate for arrest and removal from the scene.
 -  The best candidate for boosting the supply of gold, however, is hedging.
 -  The young soft calf is a likely candidate for respiratory disease if mismanaged.
 -  Well I don't know if an artist like myself would make such a great candidate for leadership.
 -  Daly, with his interest in the regeneration of old buildings, was an obvious candidate for designer.
 -  Woods Snr, it has to be said, has never been a likely candidate for the diplomatic service.
 -  Opinion polls identified her as the nation's most popular minister and a realistic candidate for the top job.
 -  By virtue of his profession, he might be a likely candidate for the painting's patron.
 -  Shaun, son of Geoff, would be a likely candidate for the reconstruction process.
 -  By the time she hit 18 and a half stone her doctor thought she was a likely candidate for the medication.
 -  If you are a good candidate for the treatment you will be given the necessary pills.
 -  It will please fans and is an obvious candidate for a second single.
 -  You don't strike me as a good candidate for this type of arrangement, not at the moment anyway.
 -  Sildenafil was originally identified as a candidate for the treatment of angina.
 
  
 
 Origin   Early 17th century: from Latin candidatus ‘white-robed’, also denoting a candidate for office (who traditionally wore a white toga), from candidus ‘white’.     |