pollster

n.

民意调查（分析）者；整理民意测验结果的人；

复数：pollsters

1. After plunging into a sorry plight, the pollster quit poking about and plotted a conspiracy.
   在陷入困境后，那个民意调查者停止了游手好闲并策划了一起阴谋。
2. But in general, as every pollster avers, it is the future more than the past that motivates voting.
   但总的来说，一如每次民意测验显示的那样，投票的动力源自对未来的希望而不是对过去的纠缠。

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