poll in Irish
poll in Irish is vótaíocht, dí-adharc — poll means a survey that asks people questions to gauge public opinion.
poll in Irish
vótaíocht
(in extended senses of the above) A mass of people, a mob or muster, considered as a head count.
dí-adharc
(transitive) To remove the horns of (an animal).
What does "poll" mean?
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noun A survey that asks people questions to gauge public opinion.
"According to a recent poll, most residents want a new library in the town centre."
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noun A formal vote, or the place where voting happens.
"The club held a poll to choose the new captain."
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verb To ask a group of people for their opinions or votes, or to record such results.
"The teacher polled the class to find out which trip they would like best."
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poll in a sentence
- According to a recent poll, most residents want a new library in the town centre.
- The latest poll shows the two candidates neck and neck.
- The club held a poll to choose the new captain.
- The polls close at ten, so please go and vote soon.
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What is "poll" in Irish?
"poll" in Irish is vótaíocht, dí-adharc. poll means: A survey that asks people questions to gauge public opinion.
How do you use "poll" in a sentence?
Example: "According to a recent poll, most residents want a new library in the town centre." In Irish, "poll" is vótaíocht, dí-adharc.
Are there other ways to say "poll" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "poll": vótaíocht, dí-adharc.
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