polls
美:/poʊl/
英:/pəʊl/
n.:
投票；〈口〉同“Mary”；〈美〉投票处；脑袋
v.:
投票；(候选人)得(票)；查(票)；投(票)
adj.:
【法】当事人一方作成的
网络:
民意调查；线上投票；投票表
词形变换: (复数) polls (现在分词) polling (过去式) polled
例句
1.
His audiences laugh, yes, but polls show that the British still support the concept of a monarchy.
是的，他的观众笑了，但民意调查表明英国人仍然支持君主制。
2.
This led to its formal disbandment, and a split, with a breakaway group contesting the polls.
正是此事直接导致了民盟的正式解散和分裂，分离出来的团体对投票提出了质疑。
3.
It comes out of a place called the Gallup Organization. You know they do polls right?
它发生在一个叫盖洛普组织的中你知道的，他们是做调查的，对吗？
4.
Earlier this week the USDP was asked by an election candidate to ensure it had severed ties with the ruling junta prior to the polls.
本月初，调查之前一周，一位选举候选人提出，要求联邦巩固发展党与执政的军政府断绝关系。
5.
A coordinated torrent of praise from the main foreign missions in Afghanistan began to gush a few hours after polls closed.
投票结束几小时后在阿富汗的各大主要外国观察团都对此一致赞赏有加。
6.
Many news organizations conduct "issue polls" to see what topics are of great interest to the public during an election year.
许多新闻机构进行“议题民调”，以了解公众在选举年最感兴趣的议题。
7.
The polls do not reveal how much of the president's shrivelling approval is caused by rising petrol prices.
这几次民调并不能表明奥巴马总统支持率的下跌是由油价上升引起的。
8.
With only a week to go, the polls show that the two candidates are running neck and neck. The race is still so.
离选举只有一星期了，民意测验结果显示两名侯选人不相上下，竞争如此激烈，所以可能要到最后一刻结果才见分晓。
9.
With two weeks to go until the election, the polls showed me with a twenty-point lead, and 55 percent of the vote.
离选举还有两个星期，民意测验表明我领先20个百分点，有55%的支持率。
10.
Backers of a similar amendment that would forbid gay marriage in Florida appear to be ahead in the polls as well.
对于类似修正案的支持者可能在佛罗里达州更早禁止同性恋婚姻。