pollsters

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美 [ˈpoʊlstərz]

n.  民意测验主办人; 民意调查员
pollster的复数

柯林斯词典

• 民意调查人；民意测验机构
  Apollsteris a person or organization who asks large numbers of people questions to find out their opinions on particular subjects.

双语例句

• But pollsters have asked questions about it for decades now, while economists interpret the data.
  但几十年来，调查者一直询问关于幸福的问题，而经济学家们一直在解读这些数据。
• Pollsters and analysts say Mr Obama is now so well ahead of his Republican rival that it would take an exceptional event for him to lose.
  一些民调分析机构和分析家表示，奥巴马目前遥遥领先于对手，除非有特别重大的事件发生，否则，奥巴马败选的可能性不大。
• Hard-up companies will be tempted to opt for cheaper, DIY solutions, to the irritation of established pollsters.
  资金紧张的公司可能禁不住选择更便宜的、自己动手做（diy）的方式，这惹恼了传统的调查公司。
• But even friendly pollsters such as Stanley Greenberg and James Carville are picking up signs that the president is becoming vulnerable on national-security issues.
  但是诸如StanleyGreenberg和JamesCarville这些善意的民意调查者也发现，总统在关乎国家安全的事情上变得越来越脆弱。
• The tournament has proved to be a happy refuge for Brazilians who, just a few weeks ago, were so displeased with their country's direction that they told pollsters it was a bad idea to host the competition.
  本次比赛已经证明给巴西人带来了难得的欢乐；仅在几周之前，他们还对国家的方向非常不满，以至于在民调中称举办世界杯是个坏主意。
• A series of television and newspaper polls suggest a close race between the three front-runners and pollsters think the result is likely to be settled in a run-off a week after the first vote.
  一系列电视和报纸民意调查表明，三位处于领先地位的竞选人竞争激烈，民意调查人员认为，很可能在首次选举的一个星期后要举行决选。
• First, he energised his supporters, prompting pollsters to bump up their projections of Republican turnout on election day.
  第一，激发了支持者的热情，进而使得民意调查机构上调了对选举日共和党人投票率的预期。
• But pollsters say Senator Kerry has underperformed with women voters.
  但是民意调查专家说，（与以往相比）参议员克里在女性选民眼里表现欠佳。
• Today, open support for segregation is so rare that pollsters no longer bother to ask the question.
  目前，公开支持种族隔离的声音寥寥可数，民意调查者也无需提及这个问题。
• It's not a formal survey of the sort that, say, political pollsters use.
  这次的调查不属于是比方说和政治民意调查这类的正式调查；