padrón
- noun
- /pæˈdrɒn/
- Formal
- You must be listed in the padrón to access certain public services in Spain.
Examples
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Before elections, officials update the padrón to ensure all eligible voters are included.
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The local government maintains a padrón to keep track of all residents in the city.
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The city council updated the padrón last month.
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Have you checked the padrón for your name?
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The local government maintains a padrón to keep track of all residents in the city.
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Before elections, officials update the padrón to ensure all eligible voters are included.
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You must be listed in the padrón to access certain public services in Spain.
Synonyms
An official list of people registered to vote that workers check at a voting place before voting
How Official
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word padrón for an official register comes from Spanish towns keeping a 'padrón' or 'main list' of all the people who live there, so today it means the official list of residents or voters.