pollsters

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美 [ˈpoʊlstərz]

n.  民意测验主办人; 民意调查员
pollster的复数

柯林斯词典

• 民意调查人；民意测验机构
  Apollsteris a person or organization who asks large numbers of people questions to find out their opinions on particular subjects.

双语例句

• But pollsters say the public tends to connect failing infrastructure with reports of corruption.
  然而，民意调查专家则称，公众更倾向于将薄弱的基础设施归因于腐败。
• The study of 2,018 adults by pollsters ICM found Britons talk about the weather for about 49 hours every year and the subject comes up more often than work, TV, sport or gossip.
  这项由ICM民意调查机构开展的调查共有2018名成年人参加。调查发现，英国人每年谈论天气的时间约为49个小时，而且这一话题比工作、电视、运动或八卦更常出现。
• Today, open support for segregation is so rare that pollsters no longer bother to ask the question.
  目前，公开支持种族隔离的声音寥寥可数，民意调查者也无需提及这个问题。
• It's not a formal survey of the sort that, say, political pollsters use.
  这次的调查不属于是比方说和政治民意调查这类的正式调查；
• But even friendly pollsters such as Stanley Greenberg and James Carville are picking up signs that the president is becoming vulnerable on national-security issues.
  但是诸如StanleyGreenberg和JamesCarville这些善意的民意调查者也发现，总统在关乎国家安全的事情上变得越来越脆弱。
• A series of television and newspaper polls suggest a close race between the three front-runners and pollsters think the result is likely to be settled in a run-off a week after the first vote.
  一系列电视和报纸民意调查表明，三位处于领先地位的竞选人竞争激烈，民意调查人员认为，很可能在首次选举的一个星期后要举行决选。
• Pollsters may count only those whom they consider to be "likely voters".
  测验专家们也许只计算那些他们认为“有希望的选民”。
• Pollsters and analysts say Mr Obama is now so well ahead of his Republican rival that it would take an exceptional event for him to lose.
  一些民调分析机构和分析家表示，奥巴马目前遥遥领先于对手，除非有特别重大的事件发生，否则，奥巴马败选的可能性不大。
• The pollsters interviewed the graduates in January – six months after they left university.
  调查人员于今年一月份，即毕业生离校六个月之后，对他们进行了访问。
• A mere 18% of respondents recently told YouGov pollsters that they think the proposed changes are right.
  只有18%的受访者告诉“民治”（yougov）调查人员，他们认为政府提出的改革是正确的。