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investidura
/in.bes.tiˈðu.ɾa/
inauguration of a political leader
La investidura del nuevo presidente fue un evento histórico.
The inauguration of the new president was a historic event.
Law
formal
The formal ceremony or process of appointing or swearing in a political leader, such as a president, prime minister, or other high-ranking official.
El Congreso aprobó la investidura del candidato con mayoría absoluta.
The Congress approved the candidate's inauguration with an absolute majority.
In Spanish-speaking countries, this term is often used in the context of parliamentary systems where a vote is required to confirm a leader's appointment.
formal
The act of formally appointing someone to a position of authority or responsibility.
La investidura del nuevo alcalde generó controversia en la ciudad.
The inauguration of the new mayor sparked controversy in the city.
This term is also used in other contexts, such as the appointment of judges or other public officials.
Collocations
acto de investidurainauguration ceremonyvotar la investidurato vote on the inauguration
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Pro Tip
Political Context
In Spanish-speaking countries, 'investidura' is often tied to parliamentary procedures and may require a vote of confidence.
Gold Rule
Formal Usage
Always use 'investidura' in formal contexts, such as official ceremonies or political processes.
Word Origin
From Latin 'investire' (to clothe, invest) + Spanish suffix '-ura' (indicating action or result).
Usage Notes
In Spain, the term is specifically used for the parliamentary process of appointing the president of the government, which includes a vote of confidence.
Word Breakdown
invest-
to clothe or invest (from Latin 'investire')
root-idura
action or result (Spanish suffix)
suffixDiccionario Español-Inglés