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I . poll [pəʊl, Am poʊl] SUBST

2. poll:

polls plur (results)

3. poll (election):

4. poll (number of votes):

deed poll SUBST JUR

Gallup poll® [ˈgæləpˌ-] SUBST

opinion poll SUBST

straw poll SUBST

public opinion poll SUBST

public opinion poll → opinion poll

Voir aussi : opinion poll

opinion poll SUBST

Expressions couramment utilisées avec polls

polls plur (results)
to go to the polls

Exemples monolingues (non-vérifiés par l'équipe de rédaction)

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A relatively new development is the use of convergent polls, allowing editorials and opinions to be submitted and voted on.
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Another example is online and phone-in polls, which are biased samples because the respondents are self-selected.
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Both consistently record a derisory party vote share in all main polls.
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There are basic issues with the reliability of public opinion polls that overshadow their value in some cases.
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Polls showed that beginning in 1965, the public was consistently 4050 percent hawkish and 1025 percent dovish.
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This decline can be seen in the waning music sales, public opinion polls, time studies and declining concert attendance.
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Diversions, per the name, contains mostly amusing links, quizzes, and polls.
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In the 2002 municipal polls it got 420 votes (5.3%) and three seats.
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Voters who are not able to vote on polling day can vote at the advance polls.
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The task of selling it became more difficult when polls indicated that the promised cash rebates made voters even more suspicious of privatisation.
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