• n. 民意測(cè)驗(yàn)專家，民意調(diào)查人；整理民意測(cè)驗(yàn)結(jié)果的人
• n. (Pollster)人名；(英)波爾斯特

poll,民意調(diào)查，-ster,人。

pollster (n.)

1939, from poll (n.) + -ster.

1. A pollster conducts public opinion polls.

民意調(diào)查人進(jìn)行民意調(diào)查.

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2. But Courst Richard , but pollster Clay Richards says he appears to be making some inrolesinroads.

但民調(diào)專家克雷·理查德說(shuō)奧巴馬似乎已經(jīng)摸到了些門路.

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3. Mark DiCamillo, a pollster , points out that California's Hispanics used to lean only slightly leftwards.

民意調(diào)查家MarkDiCamillo指出過(guò)去在加州的西班牙裔僅稍傾向于左派.

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4. After plunging into a sorry plight, the pollster quit poking about and plotted a conspiracy.

在陷入困境后, 那個(gè)民意調(diào)查者停止了游手好閑并策劃了一起陰謀.

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5. But Richard rival Hillary Clinton , but pollster Clay Richards says appearssome in words inroads.

但是民意測(cè)驗(yàn)專家克雷理查德說(shuō)奧巴馬在這方面已經(jīng)有所改善.

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