Traductions de „poll“ dans le dictionnaire anglais » slovène

I . poll [pəʊl] SUBST

1. poll (public survey):

poll

anketa f

a [public] opinion poll

javnomnenjska raziskava

2. poll (voting places):

the polls

volišče n

to go to the polls

voliti

3. poll (result of vote):

poll

[volilni] glasovi m plur

4. poll (number of votes cast):

poll

volilna udeležba f

II . poll [pəʊl] VERBE trans

1. poll (canvass in poll):

poll

anketirati

2. poll (receive):

the party polled 67% of the vote

stranka je dobila 67 % glasov

poll SUBST

Entrée d'utilisateur

poll (arch.)

zatilje, tilec pri konju

Gal·lup poll® [ˈgæləpˌ-] SUBST

Gallup poll

javnomnenjska raziskava f

oˈpin·ion poll SUBST

opinion poll

javnomnenjska raziskava f

ˈstraw poll SUBST, ˈstraw vote SUBST

straw poll

poskusno glasovanje n

straw poll (test of opinion)

(javno)mnenjska raziskava f

Expressions couramment utilisées avec poll

a [public] opinion poll

javnomnenjska raziskava

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

anglais

This is shown by the results of a public opinion poll in 1989.

en.wikipedia.org

We'll be asking more poll questions between now and voting day doing so in the same, reliably unscientific manner.

montrealgazette.com

There is an opinion poll in the show in which question related to the day's major event is asked.

en.wikipedia.org

Fixed taxes like a poll tax or sin tax are often considered regressive, but could have progressive effects if applied to luxury goods and services.

en.wikipedia.org

At each polling station, tellers for each party will collect the unique poll numbers of voters from their polling cards.

en.wikipedia.org

Enthusiasm for the poll was muted, however, as both the government and opposition supported a return to a multiparty system.

en.wikipedia.org

During the voting exercise, the poll officials detected that the accreditation of delegates was hastily done without proper screening and many delegates were given unstamped tags.

thenationonlineng.net

The poll tax worked in conjunction with a variety of disenfranchising measures, such as literacy tests, the white primary, and threats of violence.

en.wikipedia.org

Finally, 8 percent of respondents to our poll said they found the paper tray that came with their printer to be too small.

www.pcadvisor.co.uk

It is particularly used as a response to questions about negative opinion poll results and is generally considered tongue-in-cheek or ironic.

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