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Meanings of turnout in English

Catalan
via secundària

A short stretch of railroad track used to store rolling stock or enable trains on the same line to pass.

via secundària
Portuguese
roupa
Catalan
guarniment

A set of clothing (with accessories)

roupa
Portuguese
produção

What is produced in a given time period.

produção

A part of a road that has been widened to allow cars to pass or park.

Usage of turnout in English
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In Pennsylvania, for example, African-American turnout exceeded 2008 levels, ABC News said.
Reuters
2
Southern areas in particular saw turnout hurt by Taliban attacks and threats.
Reuters
3
The tour director said she planned to join future voter turnout efforts.
Reuters
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But obviously, we need great turnout on Tuesday, he told Fox News.
The Irish Times
5
And that was a good year, with the highest turnout since 1964.
Wired
6
State officials in Pennsylvania said turnout there was about 70 per cent.
The Irish Times
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Election commissioner Krishnananthalingam said overall voter turnout was more than 60 percent.
Reuters
8
The Electoral Commission said the turnout rate would be announced on Tuesday.
Radio NZ
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But EU supporters will be pleased that election turnout was slightly higher.
BBC
10
Voter turnout was high, at almost 87 percent, the state broadcaster said.
Radio NZ
11
That's not as true in primary elections because it's a different turnout.
Reuters
12
However, it is likely turnout at the next meeting will be higher.
Reuters
13
Election officials said turnout in the first round was about 50 percent.
Reuters
14
Coyne's team hope to bring about a higher-than-usual turnout in the election.
The Guardian
15
They really wanted this game, the fine weather and a decent turnout.
The Guardian
16
The alleged Russian campaign to depress turnout of minority voters is wrong.
Reuters
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Turnout through the time
Turnout across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Common
Australia
Less common
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