polled

adj.剪去了树梢的；剪了毛[发]的；秃头的；锯了角的

v.“poll”的过去分词和过去式

网络释义：轮询；投票；无角

网络释义

adj.1.剪去了树梢的;剪了毛[发]的;秃头的;锯了角的;(牛等)无角(品种)的

v.1.“poll”的过去分词和过去式

v.1.The past participle and past tense of poll

1.轮询 ... jolly stroller（ 散步者） polled（ 投票, 获得选票） on the trolley（ 电车）. ...

3.无角 ... 项炎 poll evil 无角 polled 无角牛 polled cattle ...

4.轮询式降低网路流量而达到高效能的网路连线，且传输率将高於轮询式 (Polled) 通讯作业。

5.民意测验 proportion 比重 polled 民意测验 cadre 干部，基础结构 ...

6.查询 轮询 polled 查询 polled 预定义的连接组 pre-defined set of connection ...

7.进行查访 ... POLLED1. 进行查访 polled device1. 否 ...

8.发音播放 ... off 发音播放 polled 发音播放 prolapse 1. 器官等脱落 ...

1.Overall, 64 percent of those polled admitted they did not know a single word in any language other than English.总体来看，有64%的被调查者承认，除了英语之外，任何一门其他语言他们都是一个字也不认识。

2.Asked how much they envied Prince William's fiancee, 86 percent of women polled by YouGov said they did not feel jealous at all.在被问及有多羡慕准王妃时，86%的受访女性称她们一点儿也不羡慕。这项调查由YouGov调查公司开展。

3.His firm polled Chinese consumers and found most do not know or care who the Olympic sponsors are.据他的公司调查，中国消费者大多数不知道或者不介意谁是奥运赞助商。

4.Among the 13 countries polled, the British (especially British men) consistently express the lowest commitment to work for its own sake.包括英国在内的13个国家接受了此项调查，而其中英国人（尤其是英国男性）对工作的承诺投入最低。

5.Only a quarter or less of those polled in all countries believed the recession would last a year or less.所有国家都只有不足四分之一的受访者认为，这次衰退会持续不到一年。

6.Overall, 64 per cent of those polled admitted they did not know a single word in any language other than English.总体而言，有64%的受访者承认，除了英语外，他们不认识其他任何一种语言的哪怕一个单词。

7.Yet only one in ten of those polled considered themselves able to speak one of them.然而仅有十分之一的受访者认为他们还能讲出一种曾经学过的外语。

8.A year ago an American firm, Zogby International, polled Iranians on a range of issues by phoning in from abroad.一年之前，美国Zogby调查公司通过国际长途就一系列问题对伊朗人进行了民意调查。

9.And a third of those polled will literally bounce out of bed every morning of the week.三分之一的调查人群表示，每天早上都能准时的起床。

10.Of those polled by the Nikkei, 63 per cent said they did not support the Fukuda cabinet because he lacked leadership.在《日本经济新闻》的调查中，63%的受访者表示，他们不支持福田内阁，因为他缺乏领导力。