Definition of caucusgoer in English:

caucusgoer

nounˈkɔːkəsˌɡəʊəˈkɔkəsˌɡoʊər

A person attending a caucus.
the leading Republican in polls of Iowa caucusgoers
Example sentencesExamples
- Based on current turnout predictions, the party may end up spending $145 on advertisements per caucusgoer.
- The average caucusgoer here is over 50.
- There remains, in the eyes of your typical caucusgoer, a healthy dose of skepticism about the budget deal.
- The questions enabled her to give the answer every caucusgoer in corn-rich Iowa needs to hear: "I support all kinds of ethanol."
- Thursday's column underestimated the number of caucusgoers in the state of Washington.

Definition of caucusgoer in US English:

caucusgoer

nounˈkôkəsˌɡōərˈkɔkəsˌɡoʊər

A person attending a caucus.
the leading Republican in polls of Iowa caucusgoers
Example sentencesExamples
- Thursday's column underestimated the number of caucusgoers in the state of Washington.
- Based on current turnout predictions, the party may end up spending $145 on advertisements per caucusgoer.
- There remains, in the eyes of your typical caucusgoer, a healthy dose of skepticism about the budget deal.
- The questions enabled her to give the answer every caucusgoer in corn-rich Iowa needs to hear: "I support all kinds of ethanol."
- The average caucusgoer here is over 50.

单词	caucusgoer
释义	Definition of caucusgoer in English: caucusgoer nounˈkɔːkəsˌɡəʊəˈkɔkəsˌɡoʊər US A person attending a caucus. the leading Republican in polls of Iowa caucusgoers Example sentencesExamples Based on current turnout predictions, the party may end up spending $145 on advertisements per caucusgoer. The average caucusgoer here is over 50. There remains, in the eyes of your typical caucusgoer, a healthy dose of skepticism about the budget deal. The questions enabled her to give the answer every caucusgoer in corn-rich Iowa needs to hear: "I support all kinds of ethanol." Thursday's column underestimated the number of caucusgoers in the state of Washington. Definition of caucusgoer in US English: caucusgoer nounˈkôkəsˌɡōərˈkɔkəsˌɡoʊər US A person attending a caucus. the leading Republican in polls of Iowa caucusgoers Example sentencesExamples Thursday's column underestimated the number of caucusgoers in the state of Washington. Based on current turnout predictions, the party may end up spending $145 on advertisements per caucusgoer. There remains, in the eyes of your typical caucusgoer, a healthy dose of skepticism about the budget deal. The questions enabled her to give the answer every caucusgoer in corn-rich Iowa needs to hear: "I support all kinds of ethanol." The average caucusgoer here is over 50.
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