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subst.resultat ved meningsmåling, oppslutning ved meningsmålinghun fikk resultater ved meningsmålingen som hennes motstandere bare kunne drømme om -
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Деловая лексика: рейтинг в опросах общественного мнения -
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pəul
1. noun1) (an election: They organized a poll to elect a president.) elecciones, votación2) (the number of votes: There has been a heavy poll (= a large number of votes).) índice de participación3) ((also opinion poll) a test of public opinion by asking people questions.) encuesta, sondeo
2. verb(to receive a number of votes: He polled fifty per cent of the votes.) obtener, recibir- polling-station
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tr[pəʊl]2 (survey) encuesta, sondeo1 (votes - obtain) obtener2 (ask opinion) sondear, encuestar1 las elecciones nombre femenino plural, los comicios nombre masculino plural\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto go to the polls acudir a las urnasto take a poll on something someter algo a votaciónpoll ['po:l] vt1) : obtener (votos)she polled over 1000 votes: obtuvo más de 1000 votos2) canvass: encuestar, sondearpoll vi: obtener votospoll n1) survey: encuesta f, sondeo m2) polls npl: urnas fplto go to the polls: acudir a las urnas, ir a votarn.• empadronamiento s.m.• encuesta s.f.• matrícula s.f.• padrón s.m.• urnas electorales s.f.pl.• votación s.f.• votos s.m.pl.v.• consultar v.• escrutar v.• recibir votos v.• sondear (Teléfono) v.
I pəʊl1)a) ( ballot) votación fb) ( number of votes cast)there was a 62% poll — la participación electoral fue de un 62%
c) ( opinion poll) encuesta f (de opinión), sondeo m (de opinión)2) polls pl ( polling stations)the polls: to go to the polls — ir* or acudir a las urnas
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2) ( question) \<\<electorate\>\> sondear, encuestar[pǝʊl]1. Na poll was demanded — exigieron una votación, insistieron en que se llevara a cabo una votación
there was a poll of 84% — el 84% del electorado acudió a las urnas
3) polls (=voting place) urnas fpl4) (=opinion poll) encuesta f, sondeo m ; (Telec) interrogación fGallup poll2. VT1) [+ votes] obtener2) (in opinion poll) encuestar3) (=remove horns from) [+ cattle] descornar3.VIhe polled badly — obtuvo pocos votos, tuvo escaso apoyo
4.CPDpoll rating N — resultado m obtenido en las encuestas
poll taker N — (US) encuestador(a) m / f
poll tax N — (contribución f de) capitación f ; (Brit) (formerly) impuesto m municipal por cabeza
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I [pəʊl]1)a) ( ballot) votación fb) ( number of votes cast)there was a 62% poll — la participación electoral fue de un 62%
c) ( opinion poll) encuesta f (de opinión), sondeo m (de opinión)2) polls pl ( polling stations)the polls: to go to the polls — ir* or acudir a las urnas
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1. сущ.1) пол. голосование, выборы ( в представительные органы власти)to go to polls — ходить на выборы, голосовать
Syn:See:2) пол., стат. количество поданных голосов; результат голосованияheavy [poor\] poll — высокий [низкий\] процент участия в голосовании
3) соц., стат. опрос, выяснение мненияWe're carrying out a poll to find out what people think about abortion. — Мы провели опрос, чтобы выяснить, что люди думают об абортах.
The latest opinion poll puts the Democrats in the lead. — Последний опрос показал, что лидируют демократы.
Syn:See:representative opinion poll, benchmark poll, exit poll, issue poll, leaked poll, network poll, overnight, postconvention poll, push poll, recruitment survey, straw poll, tracking poll, trend poll, approval rating, general poll, hired gun poll4) пол. избирательный участок [пункт\] ( помещение для голосования)2. гл.1)а) пол. проводить голосование; подсчитывать голосаSee:б) соц. проводить опрос (напр., общественного мнения); опрашиватьto poll consumers and identify new needs — провести опрос потребителей с целью выявления новых потребностей
2) пол. получать голоса ( на выборах)he pulled only 123 votes in the general election — он получил только 123 голоса на всеобщем голосовании
The centre parties polled 15% of the votes. — Центристские партии получили 15% голосов.
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1) ((usually in plural) the position of importance, popularity etc (of a person, thing etc): This television programme has had some very bad ratings recently.)2) (an ordinary sailor, as opposed to an officer.)tr['reɪtɪŋ]3 SMALLMARITIME/SMALL marinero1 SMALLTELEVISION/SMALL índice m sing de audienciarating ['reɪt̬ɪŋ] n1) standing: clasificación f, posición f2) ratings npl: índice m de audiencian.• clasificación s.f.• contribución s.f.• escala de dificultad s.f.• grado s.m.• marinero s.m.• reprensión s.f.• valoración s.f.'reɪtɪŋ1)a) c u ( evaluation)other polls give the party a better rating — otras encuestas dan al partido un mayor nivel de popularidad
credit rating — clasificación f crediticia
b) ratings pl (Rad, TV) índice m de audiencia2) c ( Tech) (class of boat, vehicle) categoría f, clase f
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['reɪtɪŋ]N1) (=ranking)Labour's ratings in the polls are high — las encuestas demuestran que el partido laborista goza de un alto nivel de popularidad
credit 3., poll 4.jobs which have a low rating on the social scale — los trabajos que ocupan una posición baja en la escala social
2) ratings (TV, Rad) índice msing de audienciaratings war — guerra por alcanzar el mayor índice de audiencia
3) (=act of valuing) tasación f, valuación foctane
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['reɪtɪŋ]N reprensión f* * *['reɪtɪŋ]1)a) c u ( evaluation)other polls give the party a better rating — otras encuestas dan al partido un mayor nivel de popularidad
credit rating — clasificación f crediticia
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n1) рейтинг, уровень популярности2) оценка; определение; установление•- poll ratings
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соц. рейтинг популярности [поддержки\] (степень одобрения политического деятеля или коммерческого продукта населением, выявленная путем социологического опроса)See:poll 1. 5) -
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1 adjCOMP&DP común, estándar, normal, normalizadoMECH ENG de referencia, de uso corriente, estándar, normal, normalizado, reglamentario, típico, uniforme, usualMETR, PHYS, POLL, SPACE, TV estándar2 nACOUST norma fCOMP&DP estándar mCONST scaffold pole soporte m, puntal m, poste mMECH caballete mMECH ENG modelo m, apoyo m, caballete m, columna f, prototipo m, pilar m, poste m, soporte m, montante m, pie m, norma f, patrón m, patrón de medida m, estándar mMETR estándar mMINE ley fQUALITY norma fSPACE estándar mTELECOM estándar m, marco m, modelo m, norma f, patrón m, pauta f, tipo mTV estándar m, norma f -
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'o:diəns1) (a group of people watching or listening to a performance etc: The audience at the concert; a television audience.) publikum, tilhørere, radiolyttere, TV-seere2) (a formal interview with someone important eg a king: an audience with the Pope.) audienspublikumsubst. \/ˈɔːdjəns\/1) publikum, tilskuere, tilhørere2) lesere, leserkrets3) ( om TV eller radio) lytterskare, seere4) audiens (foretrede hos høytstående person)• have you obtained an audience with the King?audience measurements\/rating ( radio eller TV) publikumsmålingaudience reasearch (poll) ( radio eller TV) publikumsundersøkelsegive (somebody) audience lytte til (noen), høre (noen), gi (noen) oppmerksomhettalk down to one's audience senke seg til tilhørernes nivå -
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[reɪts]ме́стный нало́г, коммуна́льный нало́г (взимается с домовладельцев или арендаторов дома, квартиры и т.п.; размер налога определяется местным налоговым управлением [rating authority] в зависимости от оценочной стоимости недвижимого имущества; в 1990 его заменил подушный налог [ poll tax]; см. тж. council tax)English-Russian Great Britain dictionary (Великобритания. Лингвострановедческий словарь) > rates
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