英语词汇“the polls”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

单词	the polls
释义	the polls in British English politics the place where people vote during an election The polls have closed. Voters are due to go to the polls on Sunday. See full dictionary entry for polls Examples of 'the polls' in a sentence the polls His party was slowly sinking in the polls. Outlook India (2006) Ireland goes to the polls for a referendum on the euro treaty today. The Sun (2012) If the polls convert into seats, they could be a powerful group. Times, Sunday Times (2011) Most of the polls say it is completely irrelevant. Times, Sunday Times (2010) Why are they not doing better in the polls? Times, Sunday Times (2010) Yet tomorrow they will go to the polls. Times, Sunday Times (2010) The polls and a badly received budget have made gloomy reading for the government. Times, Sunday Times (2008) Property sales tend to ease off before the country goes to the polls. Times, Sunday Times (2017)
随便看	it's your go itt it takes four hours by road it-takes-two it takes two it takes two to tango it-takes-two-to-tango it takes two to tango it takes two to tango it takes your breath away itty-bitty itu itunes iturbide itv it was a blessing in disguise it was about this big it was a breeze it was a close shave or call or thing it was a (complete) failure it was a cracker of a match it was a lot of fun it was a qualified success it was arranged that ... it was a selfish decision it was a shock to his system it was a wrong number

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the polls in British English