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turnout
英:【tɜːnaʊt】美:【tɝnaʊt】
英:
美:
常见释义:
n.
到场人数,参加人数;(选举的)投票人数,投票率;<美>公路避车道,临时停车道;<美>岔道口;(铁道)会让点,道岔;装束,穿着;全套车马;(芭蕾)外开性
1、
turnout
function ─── 道岔功能
2、
turnout
curve ─── 【电】 道岔曲度
3、percentage of voter
turnout
─── 【法】 投票率
4、left-hand
turnout
─── 【电】 左向道岔
5、shoulder
turnout
─── 路肩道岔
6、voter
turnout
2020 2020 ─── 年选民投票率
7、voter
turnout
─── 【网络】 投票人数;投票率;选民参选率
8、double curve
turnout
─── 【电】 双开道岔
名词复数形式:turnouts
1、voter turnout 2020 ─── 2020年选民投票率
2、voter turnout ─── 投票率
1、On the big night there was a massive
turnout
. ─── 在那个重要的夜晚,出席的人数很多。
2、The generals seem to be alarmed by the prospect of a low
turnout
, though the election laws do not require a quorum. ─── 军官们看起来有些担心过低的投票率,尽管选举汉没有法定投票人数的规定。
3、
Turnout
was as low as 33% partly due to a boycott by the opposition candidate Winston Tubman, who alleged fraud in the first round. ─── 投票率只有33%,这部分是因为反对派候选人温斯顿•塔布曼的抵抗,他声称首轮选举有欺诈行为。
4、Many well-wishers said they had not seen such a public
turnout
at the church for the royal family since the days of Charles and Diana. ─── 很多民众说,自从查尔斯王储和戴安娜的时代结束以后,每年圣诞节在教堂外等候王室的人从来没有像今天这么多。
5、International monitors say the last-minute changes increased voter
turnout
, but did not undermine the elections legitimacy. ─── 国际监督人士表示最后时间的变化增加了投票结果,但不损坏投票的合法性。
6、Election officials predict theyll set a new
turnout
record for an off-year election in Washington state. ─── 选举官员预测,他们将在华盛顿州创下非大选年参加投票人数的新纪录。
7、She said that there had been a very strong negative attitude towards elections in general but that
turnout
was unexpectedly strong. ─── 她说,民众对选举的态度总体上曾是非常消极的,但投票率之高让人意外。
8、This years festival attracted a record
turnout
. ─── 今年的节日吸引的参加者之多创了纪录。
9、The
turnout
tends to be low in special elections, as elsewhere; but politicians can usually depend on older voters to make the effort. ─── 和其他地方一样,此次参与递补选举的人数偏少,但一般来说,政客们依赖于老人选民为此次选举投上关键票。