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annulled · defeated

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Words from the news, explained in easy English. From: Lula’s re-election in Brazil faces challenge from Bolsonaro camp.

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Vocabulary in this episode
about to hear

You are about to hear words from the bulletin about Brazil’s presidential election.

You will hear these words very soon.

presidential election

You are about to hear words from the bulletin about Brazil’s presidential election.

A vote in which people choose a country’s president.

annulled

You heard “annulled” in the news.

This means officially made something invalid, such as a result or decision.

annulled

For example: The school annulled the test after finding a mistake.

The school officially made the test invalid because it found an error.

defeated

You heard “defeated” in the news.

In this context, it means won against another person or group.

defeated

For example: Our team defeated its rivals in the final.

The team won against its competing teams in the last match.

rivals

For example: Our team defeated its rivals in the final.

The rivals are the other teams competing against this team.

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