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

• And pollsters believe that they may not make up their mind until they enter the polling booth.
  民意测验专家们认为她们可能只有走进投票站后才能打定主意。
• Nearly nine out of 10 voters told the pollsters they were worried about the economy; two-fifths said their own living standards had fallen.
  近九成的选民向民意调查者表示，自己对经济十分担心；五分之二的人表示，自己的生活水准有所下降。
• Despite Turkey's emergence as a hub for facial hair transplants, the number of Turkish men wearing mustaches has declined rapidly, according to pollsters.
  虽然土耳其成了胡须移植手术的中心，但调查显示，该国国内留小胡子男子的数量已经迅速下降。
• But pollsters have asked questions about it for decades now, while economists interpret the data.
  但几十年来，调查者一直询问关于幸福的问题，而经济学家们一直在解读这些数据。
• Of course, thought consumers may tell pollsters they will pay a premium, getting them to do so at the shop may be trickier.
  当然，消费者可能会告诉民意调查，他们将支付额外费用，让他们在店，可能是棘手的。
• These are the findings of a survey by a pollsters company.
  这些都是一家民意测验公司所得出的调查结果。
• Still, however intractable reality may be, pollsters are under pressure to send a clear message.
  不过，无论事实多么难以理解，也迫切需要民意测验专家们给出明确讯息。
• Pollsters TNS Global conducted the research for football World Cup sponsor Duracell.
  TNS全球市场信息调研公司为世界杯赞助商金霸王集团做了此次调查。
• 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”。
• 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。