| 单词 | canvass |
| 释义 | canvass /kænvəs/ verb 1.(marketing 营销) [transitive] to ask people about sth in order to find out what they think about it 调查（民意）；征求（意见）◆the market research team has been canvassing young people about their attitudes to computers. 市场调研小组一直在调查年轻人对计算机的看法。 2. [transitive, intransitive] to try and get support from a group of people 努力争取（支持）◆the management have been canvassing support for the merger among shareholders. 管理层一直在寻求股东支持合并。 3. [transitive] to discuss an idea thoroughly 详细讨论◆the proposal is currently being canvassed. 目前人们正在详细讨论这一提案。 ▸ canvass noun [countable] ◆to carry out a canvass 彻底检查；向…拉票或拉生意 ▸ canvassing noun [uncountable] ☞ canvass☞ canvass canvass /kænvəs/ [transitive] to ask people about sth in order to find out what they think about it调查民意；征求意见◆i quickly canvassed opinion on the issue among my colleagues.我很快就这一问题征求了同事们的意见。◆people are being canvassed for their views on the proposed new road.正在就计划修建的新道路征求人们的意见。canvass/ˈkænvəs ||; ˈkænvəs/verb1. [i,t] canvass (sb) (for sth) to try to persuade people to vote for a particular person or party in an election or to support sb/sth 拉票；游说: ◇to canvass for votes 拉选票◇he's canvassing for the conservative party. 他正为保守党拉票。◇the prime minister is trying to canvass support for the plan. 首相正试图请求支持该项计划。 2. [t] to find out what people's opinions are about sth 调查民意 canvasssee ⇨ ask 2 ⇨ vote 8 can·vass /`kænvəs; ˈkænvəs/v 1. [i,t] to ask people who they will be voting for in an election, and try to persuade them to vote for your party ［为政党］拉选票; 游说:◇someone was here canvassing for the green party. 有人在这里为绿党拉选票。 2. [t] to find out people's opinions about something 征求［公众意见］，调查［民意］:◇the company canvassed 600 people who used their product. 公司对 600 个使用他们产品的顾客进行了民意调查。 |
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