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参政権 (さんせいけん) Japanese meaning | Kotomora
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なが
い
運うん
動どう
の
末すえ
に
認みと
め
られ
た
。
Women's suffrage was recognized after a long movement.
Whether foreign residents should be granted local suffrage is being debated.
Usage patterns 〈 人ひと 〉 に 参さん 政せい 権けん を 与あた える to grant (someone) suffrage/political rights
That country was one of the first to grant women suffrage.
参さん 政せい 権けん を 行こう 使し する to exercise one's political rights (e.g. by voting)
It's important to exercise your right to vote at every election.
参さん 政せい 権けん を 得え る to obtain suffrage/the right to participate in politics
Women obtained the right to vote in 1945.
参さん 政せい 権けん が 認みと められる to have one's political rights officially recognized
After a long campaign, their political rights were finally recognized.