polls

polls

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polls (noun)

1. A poll is an occasion on which people are asked their opinions about something or are chosen to be the representatives of a political party or group.

2. A poll is a survey in which people are asked their opinions about something.

3. The polls are the places where people go to cast their votes in an election.

4. If you poll people or poll a group of people, you ask them a series of questions in order to find out what they think about something.

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polls (noun)

1. The process of voting in an election.

2. The number of votes cast in an election.

3. The place where people go to vote in an election.

4. The counting of votes in an election.

5. The questioning of people, as by telephone or mailed questionnaire, to obtain information or opinions.

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1. The polls opened at 7 a.m. and will close at 10 p.m. 选举投票站从早上7点开始开放，将于晚上10点关闭。
2. The latest polls show the incumbent party with a slight lead. 最新的民意调查显示现任党派稍微领先。
3. According to a recent poll, the majority of voters support the proposed legislation. 根据最近的一项民意调查，大多数选民支持提议的立法。
4. The pollster conducted a survey to gauge public opinion on the issue. 民意调查员进行了一项调查，以了解公众对该问题的看法。
5. She went to the polling station to cast her vote in the election. 她去投票站投票参加选举。
6. An exit poll is conducted to predict the outcome of an election before all the votes are counted. 在所有选票统计完之前进行的选举结果预测称为出口民意调查。
7. The poll results showed a clear majority in favor of the new policy. 民意调查结果显示，绝大多数人支持新政策。
8. He has a high approval rating in the polls. 他在民意调查中的支持率很高。
9. The polls have closed and the counting of votes has begun. 投票站已关闭，开始计票工作。
10. We conducted a poll to gather feedback from customers about our products. 我们进行了一项调查，以了解客户对我们的产品的反馈。
11. The polls suggest that the race is too close to call. 民意调查显示这场比赛结果难以预测。
12. He was chosen as the party's candidate after winning the primary poll. 在赢得初选投票后，他被选为该党的候选人。
13. The polling data will be used to analyze voting patterns. 投票数据将用于分析选民投票模式。
14. They conducted a survey to gather opinions on the proposed changes. 他们进行了一项调查，以了解对所提出的变革的意见。
15. The government decided to hold a referendum to let the people decide on the issue. 政府决定进行全民公投，让人民决定这个问题。
16. Many people decided to boycott the election as a form of protest. 许多人决定以抵制选举的形式进行抗议。
17. She abstained from voting in the poll due to her dissatisfaction with the candidates. 她因对候选人不满而选择弃权不参加投票。
18. The polling process went smoothly without any major issues. 投票过程进行得很顺利，没有发生任何重大问题。
19. The opposition party called for an independent ballot count to ensure transparency. 反对党要求进行独立的选票计数，以确保透明度。
20. The candidate won the popular vote but lost in the electoral college. 这位候选人赢得了普选，但在选举团中输了。
21. The government commissioned a pollster to conduct a comprehensive survey on public opinion. 政府委托一家民意调查机构进行一项全面的公众意见调查。