voter turnout

英 [ˈvəʊtə(r) ˈtɜːnaʊt]

美 [ˈvoʊtər ˈtɜːrnaʊt]

网络  投票率; 投票人数

网络

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

• Voter turnout was low for the election.
  这次选举的选民投票率很低。
• A low voter turnout is an indication of fewer people going to the polls.
  投票率低意味着前往投票的民众太少。
• Voter turnout was77 percent with many voters standing in line for hours in cool weather to cast their ballots.
  合格选民中有77%出来投票，很多选民为了投票在寒冷的天气里排队好几个小时。
• Low voter turnout was chalked up to a dull campaign.
  低投票率被归咎于竞选活动的乏味无趣。
• The state media reported a very high voter turnout.
  津巴布韦国家媒体报导说投票率很高。
• 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 commission's special representative, Hamziya al Husseini says voter turnout in the three Kurdish provinces was impressive, and that the voting process went smoothly.
  委员会特别代表侯赛尼说，在库尔德地区三个省份的选民投票率相当高，而且选举过程也进展顺利。
• Barring a startling change in voter turnout.
  除非投票是令人吃惊的改变。
• 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%。
• 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。