canvass
['kænvəs]
v. 游说, 兜售, 详细检查, 细究
n. 细查, 论究, 劝诱, 民意调查
例句与用法:
He thanked all his helpers who canvassed for him and helped him to win this election.
他感谢所有为他竞选游说,并且帮他赢得这次竞选胜利的人们。
He canvassed for a seat in Parliament.
他为竞选国会议员席位进行游说。
词形变化:
名词: canvasser | 动词过去式: canvassed | 动词过去分词: canvassed | 动词现在分词: canvassing | 动词第三人称单数: canvasses |
详细释义:
vt.
1. 在……游说; 向……游说
They canvassed voters for the Republicans.
他们游说选民投共和党人的票。
He canvassed the district for votes.
他在选区里游说拉票。
2. 游说以赢得(或征求、征订等)
I canvassed the views of our members about the suggestions.
我征询会员们对建议的看法。
3. 仔细审议; 详细讨论
The city council canvassed the plan thoroughly.
市议会详细讨论了那个计划。
vi.
进行游说; 拉选票; 兜揽生意[(+for)]
I am canvassing for the magazine tonight.
今晚我要去为杂志征求订户。
The candidates canvassed right up to election day.
候选人们直到选举日之前一直在游说拉票。
n.[C]
1. 游说; 拉票; 募捐; 兜销
During a canvass of the neighborhood we collected 200 dollars for the school.
在邻近地区的一次募捐, 我们为学校募得了二百美元。
2. (选举结果等的)检查, 调查
3. 讨论