Examples of using "Gekozen" in a sentence and their english translations:
Okay, we chose it.
I was elected,
Have you chosen?
I've been chosen.
Have you already chosen?
I have chosen you!
Which did you choose?
We chose John as captain.
- The subjects for the experiment were chosen at random.
- The people for the experiment were chosen at random.
We've picked the winners!
Mother chose this curtain.
- Tom chose the colors.
- Tom chose the colours.
I haven't decided yet.
Why did she pick me?
We chose John to be captain.
We elected him chairman.
How is a new pope elected?
I chose another path.
We chose John to be our captain.
The second language may be freely chosen.
The cardinals have elected a new pope.
Why did you decide on majoring in journalism?
Please take a look at the picture that I chose.
Have you chosen?
This is the life that I chose.
Have you decided on a name for your baby?
She has been chosen to lead the team.
Please take a look at the picture that I chose.
You have chosen the best.
His chances of being elected are good.
I chose well.
- I haven't decided yet.
- I'm still undecided.
- I haven't yet decided.
There is no doubt as to who will be elected.
Today I choose to have a great day.
He has absolutely no chance of being elected president.
Mary was elected by two-thirds majority to represent our country.
I chose another path.
There are a lot of people so today we've gone for buffet style.
The point at which an embryo becomes a fetus has apparently been chosen arbitrarily.
Okay, so you've gone for the cambium bark? And that's that white layer there.
and axe blows, and as you would expect, all his chosen companions, all his bodyguard,
Today I decided to learn Esperanto.
- He has a good chance of getting elected.
- His chances of being elected are good.
In 1793 he was elected to lead a volunteer battalion, and at the Siege of Toulon, distinguished
Napoleon would have occupied Brussels, or had either army chosen to give battle, destroyed it.
I want to thank my partner in this journey, a man who campaigned from his heart, and spoke for the men and women he grew up with on the streets of Scranton, and rode with on the train home to Delaware, the vice president-elect of the United States, Joe Biden.
Sweatshop labor, rainforest destruction, global warming, displacement of indigenous communities, air and water pollution, eradication of wildlife on farmland as “pests”, the violent overthrow of popularly elected governments to maintain puppet dictators compliant to big business interests, open-pit strip mining, oil drilling in environmentally sensitive areas, union busting, child slavery, and payoffs to repressive regimes are just some of the many impacts of the seemingly innocuous consumer products we consume every day.