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1 عمومی:: نمونه‌ برداشتن‌، رای‌ گرفتن‌، سر شماری‌ كردن‌، پهنه‌، تعداد، رای‌، رای‌ جویی‌، اخذ رای‌ دسته‌ جمعی‌

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1 general::   noun survey of opinion ADJ. local, national | opinion | political, popularity | exit Exit polls suggest a big Labour majority, but the true picture will only be known after the count. | straw I took a straw poll among my colleagues to find out how many can use chopsticks. | latest, recent VERB + POLL carry out, conduct, take | lead (in) | publish POLL + VERB indicate sth, reveal sth, show sth, suggest sth POLL + NOUN rating, results PREP. in the ~s success in the polls PHRASES be ahead/behind in the polls With a week to go until polling day, the Conservatives are still behind in the polls. | a lead in the polls A tougher budget might have widened Labour's lead in the polls. (usually the polls) voting in an election ADJ. presidential VERB + POLL go to The country goes to the polls on May 7th to elect local councillors. POLL + VERB open | close Counting will begin as soon as the polls close. PREP. at the ~s She was defeated at the polls.

Oxford Collocations Dictionary

2 general:: noun sampling: A poll showed he was ahead. verb interviewed: They polled the delegation.

Simple Definitions

3 general:: poll verbs carry out/take/do a poll • A similar poll was carried out among academics in the United States. • A poll taken last month gave the Democrats a seven-point lead. conduct a poll formal (= carry out a poll ) • The poll was conducted with a sample of 1,023 adults. a poll shows/indicates/suggests something • Polls show that older voters are most concerned about economic issues. a poll finds something • Our poll found that 29 percent rated his performance as good. poll + NOUN poll results/findings • The poll results are very encouraging. a poll rating (= showing how popular someone is ) • His poll ratings keep slipping. ADJECTIVES/NOUN + poll an opinion poll (= that measures what people think about something ) • A recent opinion poll showed strong support for the government. an exit poll (= when people are asked how they have just voted ) • The exit polls said that 46 percent of women had voted for Obama. a popularity poll (= measuring how popular someone is ) • In most popularity polls, he is in fourth or fifth place. a local/national/statewide etc poll • Local polls show him leading by only two or three points. phrases sb’s lead in the polls • Labour soon regained its lead in the polls. be ahead/leading in the polls • The good news is that we are ahead in the polls. be behind/trailing in the polls • At the moment the Democrats are trailing in the polls.

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