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Meanings of turnouts in English

Russian
железнодорожный узел
Spanish
desvio ferroviario
Catalan
aparell de via

Railway feature - junction, turnout, points, switch.

железнодорожный узел
Usage of turnouts in English
1
Camping all along the road is free at the many available turnouts.
Climbing Magazine
2
So we decided to see how this compares to past election turnouts.
The Guardian
3
My waterlogged turnouts must have weighed five times what they weighed dry.
The smoke room: a novel of suspense
4
A number of other agents are also reporting big turnouts at viewings.
The Irish Times
5
He wears full turnouts and one of our standard MSA bottle-and-backpack combos.
The smoke room: a novel of suspense
6
Despite small turnouts the results are taken as a verdict on the Government.
The Guardian
7
Organisers of the counter-demonstrations said they expected large turnouts in most capital cities.
The Guardian
8
Those two cities have also seen larger turnouts in the past few weeks.
Reuters
9
There was a direct correlation between bad weather and low turnouts, he said.
Radio NZ
10
Not many there, along at first; but by-and-bye pretty good turnouts.
The Entire Project Gutenberg Works of Mark Twain
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And just as big crowds generate big crowds, smaller turnouts deflate future interest.
The Guardian
12
As the turnouts show, the fans are not that easily fooled.
The Irish Times
13
He made a fine show, and his toilettes, turnouts, and presents were magnificent.
Lights and Shadows of New York Life / or, the Sights and Sensati...
14
With huge electoral turnouts and party memberships, Attlee's Britain was a highly politicised society.
The Guardian
15
But they said they expected large turnouts at protests and marches and at phone-banks.
The Guardian
16
Other states during this election cycle have experienced similar turnouts.
Wired