go to the polls

常见例句

雙語例句

• Voters will go to the polls on March 31st.
  選民將於3月31日進行投票。
• Most people I see voting go to the polls alone.
  我看到的大多數人都是孤身前去投票。
• Politicians will want this "toxic asset" problem solved before voters go to the polls.
  政客們將會希望這些“毒瘤資産”問題能在投票者投票之前解決。

原聲例句

• Britain's top party leaders are taking full advantage of their last day of campaigning before Britons go to the polls.
• The latest Taliban violence occurred 10 days before Afghanistan is set to go to the polls.
• The violence comes as Afghans prepare to go to the polls for a November 7 presidential runoff election between incumbent President Hamid Karzai and former Foreign Minister Abdullah Abdullah.

權威例句

• On Saturday, New Orleans residents go to the polls to vote in the mayoral primary.
  NPR: Who Wants To Be New Orleans Mayor, Anyway?
• That date also matters because it is when Dutch voters go to the polls.
  ECONOMIST: The European Central Bank
• Beckenham, in the London suburbs, will also go to the polls on November 20th.
  ECONOMIST: By-election boulders
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