turnout in Russian
turnout in Russian is сбо́р, собра́ние, я́вка — turnout means the number of people who show up to vote, attend an event, or participate.
turnout in Russian
What does "turnout" mean?
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noun The number of people who show up to vote, attend an event, or participate.
"Voter turnout was higher than expected this election."
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noun A small area at the side of a narrow road where a vehicle can pull off to let others pass.
"He pulled into a turnout to let the truck overtake."
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noun In dance, the outward rotation of the legs at the hips.
"The ballet teacher corrected her turnout during the exercise."
turnout in a sentence
- Voter turnout was higher than expected this election.
- The turnout for the charity run was over two thousand people.
- He pulled into a turnout to let the truck overtake.
- The ballet teacher corrected her turnout during the exercise.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "turnout" in Russian?
"turnout" in Russian is сбо́р, собра́ние, я́вка. turnout means: The number of people who show up to vote, attend an event, or participate.
How do you pronounce сбо́р?
"turnout" in Russian is сбо́р, pronounced "sbor".
How do you use "turnout" in a sentence?
Example: "Voter turnout was higher than expected this election." In Russian, "turnout" is сбо́р, собра́ние, я́вка.
Are there other ways to say "turnout" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 3 translations listed for "turnout": сбо́р, собра́ние, я́вка.