turnout

turnout
['tɜːnaʊt]
nome
1) (to vote, strike, demonstrate) affluenza f., partecipazione f. (for a)

a high turnout for the election — un'alta affluenza alle urne

what sort of turnout do you expect? — quante persone si aspetta?

2) (clear-out) ripulita f., pulita f.
3) colloq. (appearance) tenuta f.
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turnout /ˈtɜ:naʊt/
n.
1 affluenza, partecipazione (di pubblico); assembramento: There was an extraordinary turnout, ci fu un grande assembramento di folla
2 (polit.) affluenza alle urne; numero di votanti: a high turnout, una forte affluenza alle urne
3 svuotata (di cassetti e sim.); ripulita
4 equipaggio (carrozza e cavalli)
5 modo di vestire; abbigliamento; tenuta: a picturesque turnout, un abbigliamento pittoresco
6 (ferr.) scambio; binario di raccordo
7 (econ., org. az.) produzione; volume di prodotti
8 (USA) piazzuola (per veicoli in manovra); spiazzo
9 (ferr.) binario di raccordo; (anche) binario morto
10 (econ., antiq.) sciopero
11 (econ., antiq.) scioperante.
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['tɜːnaʊt]
nome
1) (to vote, strike, demonstrate) affluenza f., partecipazione f. (for a)

a high turnout for the election — un'alta affluenza alle urne

what sort of turnout do you expect? — quante persone si aspetta?

2) (clear-out) ripulita f., pulita f.
3) colloq. (appearance) tenuta f.

English-Italian dictionary. 2013.

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