voter turnout

英 [ˈvəʊtə(r) ˈtɜːnaʊt]

美 [ˈvoʊtər ˈtɜːrnaʊt]

网络  投票率; 投票人数

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英英释义

noun

• the total number of voters who participated
  1. they are expecting a large vote
  Synonym:vote

双语例句

• Another concern is a drop in voter turnout compared to the70 percent seen in2004.
  另一个令人关注的问题是选民参选率低于2004年选举的70%参选率。
• State election officials reported a huge voter turnout on tuesday.
  佛罗里达州选举官员报告说，星期二大批选民出来投票。
• Many commentators believe that even though there were more polling stations than expected, voter turnout was low.
  许多评论人士认为，虽然投票站的数量比估计的要多，但是投票的人数却不多。
• The candidates also use their campaign money to open offices in hotly contested states and to conduct grassroots voter registration and voter turnout efforts with paid field workers.
  两位总统候选人还利用他们的竞选资金在竞争激烈的州开设办事处，并支付工资给办事人员开展基层选民登记，以及动员更多选民参加投票。
• Barring a startling change in voter turnout.
  除非投票是令人吃惊的改变。
• Iraq's Electoral Commission says voter turnout in Saturday's Kurdish election was high and polling went smoothly, despite allegations of irregularities by Kurdish opposition groups.
  伊拉克选举委员会说，库尔德地区星期六选举的投票率很高，投票进行顺利，尽管库尔德反对派团体指控选举中存在舞弊现象。
• Voter turnout reportedly was much lower than the first presidential elections held in2004.
  投票率远远低比2004年首次总统选举。
• The expected groundswell is driven by the composition of voter turnout, which at about 40 per cent would be significantly lower than the 63 per cent that brought Mr Obama to power.
  预期中的舆情转变，受到了选民投票率构成的推动，40%的投票率要远远低于奥巴马当选时的63%。
• The advertising seems aimed at increasing voter turnout.
  宣传广告的目的似乎是为了增加投票率。
• Togo held parliamentary elections with large voter turnout, a peaceful atmosphere, and the participation of several dozen political parties.
  多哥进行国会选举，许多投票者都出席，选举在和平气氛下进行，数十个政党皆参与。