Definition of Gallup poll in English:

Gallup poll

nounˈɡaləpˈɡæləp ˌpoʊl

trademark

An assessment of public opinion by the questioning of a representative sample, typically as a basis for forecasting votes in an election.
〈商标〉盖洛普民意测验（多用于预测选举票数）
Example sentencesExamples
- Here's a table showing a history of Gallup polls taken on Labor Day weekend.
- The most important result is that the new Gallup poll does look quite a bit different from most, but not all, of their previous polls since November.
- The typical sample size for a Gallup poll which is designed to represent this general population is 1,000 national adults.
- This is the direct question that we asked in the Gallup poll.
- A recent Gallup poll found that 75 percent of likely voters support stronger environmental regulation.

Origin

1940s: named after George H. Gallup (1901–84), the American statistician who devised the method.

Definition of Gallup poll in US English:

Gallup poll

nounˈɡaləp ˌpōlˈɡæləp ˌpoʊl

trademark

An assessment of public opinion by the questioning of a statistically representative sample.
〈商标〉盖洛普民意测验（多用于预测选举票数）
Example sentencesExamples
- A recent Gallup poll found that 75 percent of likely voters support stronger environmental regulation.
- Here's a table showing a history of Gallup polls taken on Labor Day weekend.
- The typical sample size for a Gallup poll which is designed to represent this general population is 1,000 national adults.
- This is the direct question that we asked in the Gallup poll.
- The most important result is that the new Gallup poll does look quite a bit different from most, but not all, of their previous polls since November.

Origin

1940s: named after George H. Gallup (1901–84), the American statistician who devised the method.

单词	Gallup poll
释义	Definition of Gallup poll in English: Gallup poll nounˈɡaləpˈɡæləp ˌpoʊl trademark An assessment of public opinion by the questioning of a representative sample, typically as a basis for forecasting votes in an election. 〈商标〉盖洛普民意测验（多用于预测选举票数） Example sentencesExamples Here's a table showing a history of Gallup polls taken on Labor Day weekend. The most important result is that the new Gallup poll does look quite a bit different from most, but not all, of their previous polls since November. The typical sample size for a Gallup poll which is designed to represent this general population is 1,000 national adults. This is the direct question that we asked in the Gallup poll. A recent Gallup poll found that 75 percent of likely voters support stronger environmental regulation. Origin 1940s: named after George H. Gallup (1901–84), the American statistician who devised the method. Definition of Gallup poll in US English: Gallup poll nounˈɡaləp ˌpōlˈɡæləp ˌpoʊl trademark An assessment of public opinion by the questioning of a statistically representative sample. 〈商标〉盖洛普民意测验（多用于预测选举票数） Example sentencesExamples A recent Gallup poll found that 75 percent of likely voters support stronger environmental regulation. Here's a table showing a history of Gallup polls taken on Labor Day weekend. The typical sample size for a Gallup poll which is designed to represent this general population is 1,000 national adults. This is the direct question that we asked in the Gallup poll. The most important result is that the new Gallup poll does look quite a bit different from most, but not all, of their previous polls since November. Origin 1940s: named after George H. Gallup (1901–84), the American statistician who devised the method.
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