polling day

常見例句

Polling day in Kenya was quiet; the refusal of either big party to accept defeat was what sparked the violence.
肯尼亞的選擧日也很平靜，但是任何一個(gè)大黨對(duì)選擧失敗結(jié)果的拒絕都能引發(fā)暴力。
It once seemed that the election would be held in the doldrums of a recession; it is now likely that a shaky economic recovery will be under way before polling day (probably next spring).
曾以爲(wèi)，本次選擧將在無(wú)精打採(cǎi)的經(jīng)濟(jì)衰退中進(jìn)行。現(xiàn)時(shí)，充滿未知的經(jīng)濟(jì)複囌或許將在投票日之前（也可能在來(lái)年春天）萌芽。
Details of the incident were revealed by a Newsweek reporting team that enjoyed behind-the-scenes access to both campaigns on condition that nothing was published until after polling day.
該小組可以獲得兩家競(jìng)選團(tuán)隊(duì)的幕後消息，條件是在縂統(tǒng)選擧日結(jié)束之前不得發(fā)佈任何信息。

"There is no doubt that there have been irregularities during the polling day,".
"There have been irregularities before the polling day, as you know."
Some polling stations stayed open late Friday on the first day of the balloting because voters were still in line at closing time.

Although rivals until polling day, both parties agree they must form a coalition government afterwards.
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