投票率

suffer burnout───精疲力尽

high turnout───高道岔

to turn out───创作出；证明是…；原来是…

vote out───选举中击败

voted out───选举中击败

votes out───选举中击败

water sprout───徒长枝；水萌

inner turmoil───内心的混乱

notturno───n.小夜曲；夜曲；n.(Notturno)人名；(意)诺图尔诺

Mr Jefferson blamed low voter turnout for his defeat.───杰弗逊则指责选民人数过少造成了他的失败。

Voter turnout was a record low of 70.8%.───选民投票率也达到了最低的70.8%的记录。

Voter turnout was low for the election.───这次选举的选民投票率很低。

International monitors say the last-minute changes increased voter turnout, but did not undermine the elections legitimacy.───国际监督人士表示最后时间的变化增加了投票结果，但不损坏投票的合法性。

The spokesman welcomed the elections, which he said were marked by high voter turnout and a near absence of violence.───麦科马克对巴勒斯坦议会选举表示欢迎。他说，这次选举的选民投票率很高，几乎没有发生暴力。

Q: Would either of you be able to suggest whether or not voter turnout will be on the rise?───问：你们两位能否预测选民投票率会不会出现上升趋势？

Organizers hope that this time around, getting more women to the polling booths could as much as double voter turnout.───组织者希望这一次会有更多的妇女去投票，将选民的投票率提高一倍。

Australia ranks the best in terms of voter turnout among countries reviewed. Voting is compulsory in Australia.───澳大利亚因在统计的国家中选民出席率最高而居于排名首位。在澳大利亚，选举是强制性的。

Another set of people believe that the expectation that voter turnout in Mumbai would be high was wrong to begin with.───另一群人觉得，当初人们期待孟买会有高投票率，一开始就是个错误。

Voter turnout was high at the last election.