Traduções para „poll“ no dicionário Inglês » Português

I . poll [poʊl, Brit pəʊl] SUBST

1. poll public opinion:

poll

pesquisa f

poll

sondagem f

opinion poll

pesquisa de opinião m

to conduct a poll (on sth)

fazer uma sondagem de opinião (sobre a. c.)

2. poll pl:

poll

eleições f pl

to go to the polls

ir às urnas

II . poll [poʊl, Brit pəʊl] VERBO trans

1. poll public opinion:

poll

entrevistar (em pesquisa)

to poll sb on sth

entrevistar alguém sobre a. c.

2. poll (elections):

poll

receber votos

opinion poll SUBST

opinion poll

enquete f

opinion poll

pesquisa f de opinião

Exemplos de frases com poll

opinion poll

pesquisa de opinião m

to poll sb on sth

entrevistar alguém sobre a. c.

to conduct a poll (on sth)

fazer uma sondagem de opinião (sobre a. c.)

Exemplos unilingues (não verificados pela redação)

inglês

In response to a financial crisis in the colony, he proposed to increase the hut and poll taxes.

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Late at night elections staff brought the ballots in that poll to this office and fed them into another tabulator.

news.nationalpost.com

In the end a poll conducted prior to division showed that strong support remained to keep the name Northwest Territories.

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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.

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

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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

He was ultimately able to vote by absentee ballot, but only because an experienced volunteer, not the poll workers, suggested it.

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One opinion poll found that 70% of smokers supported the ban.

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

montrealgazette.com

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

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