elections

The Spanish phrase 'celebrar (las) elecciones' translates to 'to hold (the) elections' in English. This phrase is widely used in political context, referring to the process of conducting or organizing elections. It should be noted that the verb 'celebrar' in Spanish has multiple meanings, one of which is 'to hold' in the context of organizing an event. Hence, 'celebrar elecciones' is used when a country or institution is organizing or conducting an election.

Example sentences using: celebrar (las) elecciones

El gobierno planea celebrar las elecciones en marzo.

The government plans to hold elections in March.

This sentence is saying that the government has plans to organize the elections in the month of March.

Para celebrar las elecciones, primero debemos garantizar la justicia.

To hold elections, we must first ensure fairness.

This sentence implies a condition. Before organizing the elections (celebrar las elecciones), fairness must be secured.

El pueblo tiene derecho a celebrar elecciones libres y justas.

The people have the right to hold free and fair elections.

In this context, the sentence is indicating that it is a right of the people to organize (celebrar) elections that are free and fair.