英语词汇poll怎么读，是什么意思，单词翻译、读音、固定搭配用法和短语词组及例句-英汉双解词典

poll

BrE

/pəʊl/

NAmE

/poʊl/

noun

(

also oˈpinion poll

)

[

]

the process of questioning people who are representative of a larger group in order to get information about the general opinion 民意测验；民意调查

SYN

survey

◆

carry out/conduct

a poll 进行民意测验

◆

A recent poll suggests some surprising changes in public opinion. 最近的调查表明，民意有了出人意表的变化。

[

]

(

also the polls

[

pl.

]

)

the process of voting at an election; the process of counting the votes 选举投票；计票

◆

The final result of the poll will be known tomorrow. 投票结果将于明天公布。

◆

Thursday is traditionally the day when Britain

goes to the polls

(= when elections are held). 英国传统的投票选举日是星期四。

◆

Polls close

(= voting ends)

at 9 p.m. 投票于晚上 9 点结束。

electionvote ⬥ poll ⬥ referendum ⬥ ballot

These are all words for an event in which people choose a representative or decide sth by voting. 以上各词均表示选举或投票表决。

election an occasion on which people officially choose a political representative or government by voting 指选举、推选，尤指政治选举：◆Who did you vote for in the last election? 上次选举中你把票投给了谁？
vote an occasion on which a group of people vote for sb/sth 指投票、选举、表决：◆They took a vote on who should go first. 他们以投票方式决定谁先走。
poll (journalism 新闻) the process of voting in an election （新闻）指选举投票、计票：◆They suffered a defeat at the polls. 他们在投票选举中惨遭失败。
referendum an occasion on which all the adults in a country can vote on a particular issue 指全民投票、全民公决
ballot the system of voting by marking an election paper, especially in secret; an occasion on which a vote is held 尤指无记名投票选举、投票表决：◆The leader will be chosen by secret ballot. 领导人将通过无记名投票选举产生。 NOTE Ballot is usually used about a vote within an organization rather than an occasion on which the public vote. * ballot 通常用于机构内部的选举，而非公众的投票选举。

Patterns

a national/local election/vote/poll/referendum/ballot
to have/hold/conduct a(n) election/vote/poll/referendum/ballot

[

sing.

]

the number of votes given in an election 投票数

SYN

ballot

◆

Labour is ahead in the poll. 工党的得票数领先。

◆

They gained 20% of the poll. 他们得到了 20% 的选票。

➡ see also

deed poll

exit poll

straw poll

candidate, constituency, contest, democracy, election, majority, manifesto, poll, referendum, swing vote

poll

BrE

/pəʊl/

NAmE

/poʊl/

verb

present simple - I / you / we / they

poll

BrE

/pəʊl/

NAmE

/poʊl/

present simple - he / she / it

polls

BrE

/pəʊlz/

NAmE

/poʊlz/

past simple

polled

BrE

/pəʊld/

NAmE

/poʊld/

past participle

polled

BrE

/pəʊld/

NAmE

/poʊld/

-ing form

polling

BrE

/ˈpəʊlɪŋ/

NAmE

/ˈpoʊlɪŋ/

[

, I

]

to receive a particular number of votes in an election 获得（票数）

◆

~ sth

They polled 39% of the vote in the last election. 在上届选举中，他们获得了 39% 的选票。

◆

+ adv./prep.

The Republicans have polled well

(= received many votes)

in recent elections. 共和党在最近的选举中得票数都很高。

[

, usually passive

]

~ sb

to ask a large number of members of the public what they think about sth 对…进行民意调查

SYN

survey

◆

Over 50% of those polled were against the proposed military action. 民调中有超过 50% 的人反对拟议的军事行动。

单词	poll
释义	noun verb pollBrE /pəʊl/NAmE /poʊl/ noun (also oˈpinion poll) [C] the process of questioning people who are representative of a larger group in order to get information about the general opinion 民意测验；民意调查 SYN survey ◆to carry out/conduct a poll 进行民意测验◆A recent poll suggests some surprising changes in public opinion. 最近的调查表明，民意有了出人意表的变化。 [C] (also the polls [pl.]) the process of voting at an election; the process of counting the votes 选举投票；计票◆The final result of the poll will be known tomorrow. 投票结果将于明天公布。◆Thursday is traditionally the day when Britain goes to the polls (= when elections are held). 英国传统的投票选举日是星期四。◆Polls close (= voting ends) at 9 p.m. 投票于晚上 9 点结束。electionvote ⬥ poll ⬥ referendum ⬥ ballot These are all words for an event in which people choose a representative or decide sth by voting. 以上各词均表示选举或投票表决。 election an occasion on which people officially choose a political representative or government by voting 指选举、推选，尤指政治选举：◆Who did you vote for in the last election? 上次选举中你把票投给了谁？ vote an occasion on which a group of people vote for sb/sth 指投票、选举、表决：◆They took a vote on who should go first. 他们以投票方式决定谁先走。 poll (journalism 新闻) the process of voting in an election （新闻）指选举投票、计票：◆They suffered a defeat at the polls. 他们在投票选举中惨遭失败。 referendum an occasion on which all the adults in a country can vote on a particular issue 指全民投票、全民公决 ballot the system of voting by marking an election paper, especially in secret; an occasion on which a vote is held 尤指无记名投票选举、投票表决：◆The leader will be chosen by secret ballot. 领导人将通过无记名投票选举产生。 NOTE Ballot is usually used about a vote within an organization rather than an occasion on which the public vote. * ballot 通常用于机构内部的选举，而非公众的投票选举。 Patterns a national/local election/vote/poll/referendum/ballot to have/hold/conduct a(n) election/vote/poll/referendum/ballot [sing.] the number of votes given in an election 投票数 SYN ballot ◆Labour is ahead in the poll. 工党的得票数领先。◆They gained 20% of the poll. 他们得到了 20% 的选票。 ➡ see also deed poll, exit poll, straw poll candidate, constituency, contest, democracy, election, majority, manifesto, poll, referendum, swing vote pollBrE /pəʊl/NAmE /poʊl/ verbpresent simple - I / you / we / they poll BrE /pəʊl/ NAmE /poʊl/present simple - he / she / it polls BrE /pəʊlz/ NAmE /poʊlz/past simple polled BrE /pəʊld/ NAmE /poʊld/past participle polled BrE /pəʊld/ NAmE /poʊld/ -ing form polling BrE /ˈpəʊlɪŋ/ NAmE /ˈpoʊlɪŋ/ [T, I] to receive a particular number of votes in an election 获得（票数）◆~ sthThey polled 39% of the vote in the last election. 在上届选举中，他们获得了 39% 的选票。◆+ adv./prep. The Republicans have polled well (= received many votes) in recent elections. 共和党在最近的选举中得票数都很高。 [T, usually passive] ~ sbto ask a large number of members of the public what they think about sth 对…进行民意调查 SYN survey ◆Over 50% of those polled were against the proposed military action. 民调中有超过 50% 的人反对拟议的军事行动。
随便看	let sb in for sth let sb in on sth let sb into sth let sb into sth let sb know let sb loose let sb off sth let sb off the hook let sb off the hook let sb off (with sth) let sb out let sb stew in their own juice let sb/sth down let sb/sth drop let sb/sth go let sb/sth loose let sb/sth↔down let sb/yourself in for sth let sb↔down let's hear it for let's hear it for… let sleeping dogs lie let-sleeping-dogs-lie let-slide let slip