canvass
「canvass」的意思
v. 游说，拉选票；征求意见；努力争取支持；详细讨论；提出（意见或计划）供考虑；细究，彻底检查; n...
n.细查,讨论,劝诱vt.彻底检查,细究,向...拉票或拉生意,讨论vi.游说,拉选票
「canvass」的用法
canvass canvass (verb)： canvass (noun) - to conduct a survey or gather opinions by asking people questions
「canvass」的例句
The political party is canvassing for votes in the upcoming election.
政治党正在为即将到来的选举 canvassing for votes。
The company is canvassing the job market for potential candidates.
公司正在 canvassing the job market 寻找潜在的候选人。
They are canvassing their friends and family to see if anyone is interested in the event.
他们正在 canvassing their friends and family 看看是否有任何人对活动感兴趣。
The charity is canvassing the community to raise funds for a new project.
慈善机构正在 canvassing the community 为新项目筹集资金。
The magazine is canvassing its readers for feedback on a new article.
杂志正在 canvassing its readers 为新文章收集反馈。
The political campaign is canvassing neighborhoods to spread their message.
政治运动正在 canvassing neighborhoods 扩散他们的信息。
The company is canvassing its employees to gather ideas for a new product.
公司正在 canvassing its employees 收集关于新产品的想法。
The non-profit organization is canvassing local businesses for donations.
非营利组织正在 canvassing local businesses 收集捐款。
The newspaper is canvassing readers for suggestions on which stories to cover next.
报纸正在 canvassing readers 收集关于下期要报道的故事的建议。
The political party is conducting a door-to-door canvass to reach voters.
政治党正在进行一次挨家挨户的 canvass 以接触选民。