polling card in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for polling card in the French»English Dictionary

carte d'électeur

polling card Brit

carte d'électeur

polling card Brit

Translations for polling card in the English»French Dictionary

I.poll [Brit pəʊl, Am poʊl] N

1. poll:

poll (vote casting)

scrutin m

poll (vote casting)

vote m

poll (election)

élections fpl

poll (number of votes cast)

voix fpl

poll (number of votes cast)

suffrages mpl

poll (counting of votes)

dépouillement m (du scrutin)

to take a poll on

procéder à un vote sur

on the eve of the poll

à la veille des élections

the result of the poll

les résultats du scrutin

to top or head the poll

arriver en tête du scrutin

they got 45% of the poll

ils ont obtenu 45% des suffrages exprimés

a light/heavy poll

une faible/forte participation électorale

there was a 75% poll

le taux de participation aux élections a été de l'ordre de 75%

to go to the polls

se rendre aux urnes

the party sustained a heavy defeat at the polls

le parti a subi une lourde défaite aux élections

2. poll:

poll (list of voters)

liste f électorale

poll (list of taxpayers)

liste f de contribuables

3. poll (survey):

poll

sondage m (on sur)

to conduct a poll

effectuer un sondage

a poll of teachers/workers

un sondage effectué auprès des enseignants/ouvriers

II.poll [Brit pəʊl, Am poʊl] VB trans

1. poll (obtain in election):

poll votes

obtenir

2. poll (canvass):

poll group

interroger

a majority of those polled were against censorship

une majorité des personnes interrogées étaient contre la censure

3. poll COMPUT:

poll

interroger

III.poll [Brit pəʊl, Am poʊl] VB intr

1. poll (obtain votes):

to poll badly/well

recueillir peu de/beaucoup de voix

2. poll (cast vote):

poll

voter

polling [Brit ˈpəʊlɪŋ, Am ˈpoʊlɪŋ] N

1. polling:

polling (voting)

vote m

polling (election)

élections fpl

polling (turnout)

participation f électorale

polling was light/heavy

la participation électorale était faible/forte

2. polling COMPUT:

polling

interrogation f

I.card [Brit kɑːd, Am kɑrd] N

1. card SPORTS:

card (for correspondence, greetings, business etc)

carte f

card (for indexing)

fiche f

card (at races)

programme m

card (in golf)

carte f (de parcours)

membership/library card

carte f de membre/de bibliothèque

Christmas/birthday card

carte f de Noël/d'anniversaire

2. card GAMES:

card

carte f (à jouer)

to play cards

jouer aux cartes

a pack of cards

un jeu de cartes

one's last card fig

sa dernière carte

one's strongest card fig

sa carte maîtresse

to play the race/law and order card fig

jouer la carte raciale/de la loi et de l'ordre

3. card Brit (person):

card inf, dated

original/-e m/f

4. card TEXTIL (comb):

card

peigne m

II.card [Brit kɑːd, Am kɑrd] VB trans TEXTIL

card

carder

III.card [Brit kɑːd, Am kɑrd]

a card up one's sleeve

un atout dans sa manche

it is on Brit or in Am the cards that …

il est bien possible que …

+ subj they think an election is on or in the cards

il y a de fortes chances pour qu'il y ait une élection

to get or be given one's cards Brit inf, dated

être renvoyé

to hold all the cards

avoir tous les atouts

to play one's cards right

bien jouer son jeu

See also postcard, business card

postcard, pc N

postcard

carte f postale

business card N

business card

carte f de visite

polling card in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for polling card in the English»French Dictionary

polling card N Brit, Aus

polling card

carte f de vote

Translations for polling card in the French»English Dictionary

carte d'électeur

polling card Brit

Translations for polling card in the English»French Dictionary

I.poll [pəʊl, Am poʊl] N

1. poll (public survey):

poll

sondage m

a public opinion poll

un sondage d'opinion

2. poll:

the polls pl (voting places)

urnes fpl

to go to the polls

aller aux urnes

3. poll (results of a vote):

poll

scrutin m

4. poll (number of votes cast):

poll

voix fpl

II.poll [pəʊl, Am poʊl] VB trans

1. poll (record the opinion):

poll

interroger

half the people polled

la moitié des personnes interrogées

2. poll (receive):

to poll votes

obtenir des voix

I.card¹ [kɑ:d, Am kɑ:rd] N

1. card no pl (cardboard):

card

carton m

2. card GAMES:

card

carte f

to play cards

jouer aux cartes

3. card (piece of stiff paper):

card

carte f

birthday card

carte d'anniversaire

business card

carte de visite

invitation card

carton m d'invitation

index card

fiche f

4. card (means of payment):

card

carte f

cheque card

carte bancaire

credit card

carte de crédit

charge card

carte de paiement

5. card (proof of identity):

card

pièce f d'identité

identity card

carte f d'identité

membership card

carte f de membre

6. card COMPUT:

card

carte f

7. card Brit inf (employment papers):

to give sb his/her cards

renvoyer qn

to get one's cards

être mis à la porte

to ask for one's cards

quitter son travail

Phrases:

to hold one's cards close to one's chest

cacher son jeu

to have a card up one's sleeve

avoir une carte dans sa manche

to put one's cards on the table

mettre cartes sur table

to have all the cards

avoir tous les atouts en main

to play one's best card

jouer son atout

to throw in one's cards

abandonner

to be on [or Am in] the cards

être très vraisemblable

II.card¹ [kɑ:d, Am kɑ:rd] VB trans

1. card (write an account):

card

ficher

2. card Am (demand identification):

card

demander les papiers d'identité à

I.card² [kɑ:d, Am kɑ:rd] N (in mechanics)

card

peigne m

II.card² [kɑ:d, Am kɑ:rd] VB trans

card

peigner

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

I strongly urge you to also please give him the highest possible preference on your polling card.

www.irishcentral.com

Polling cards have gone out to inform people in the parish of the vote, and their nearest polling station.

www.eveshamjournal.co.uk

The polling card contains details of the polling station where the recipient is entitled to vote (the location of all polling stations can also be found on this map).

hackneycitizen.co.uk

You will have received a polling card in the post - one of these has been sent to every elector.

www.irishexaminer.com

It is not compulsory to bring the polling card in order to vote, but it will speed up the process in the polling station.

www.dailyecho.co.uk

They also believe the ballots here were rigged, with some voters issued with more than one polling card.

www.news24.com

He believes this could result in a tick on next week's polling cards.

www.independent.ie

A number of changes have been made to polling stations and voters are being urged to check their polling cards to see where they are due to vote.

www.limerickleader.ie

There were reports of vote buying, intimidation by armed groups, grabbing of polling cards, election violations and a general fear psychosis in the north.

en.wikipedia.org

A polling card is sent to each registered voter prior to the election.

hackneycitizen.co.uk